A first for Seattle Public Schools: coming to the people — ‘We’ll have some tough conversations’Even a 137-year old institution has to try something new once in a while. For the first time, a Seattle Public Schools Board meeting is coming to the people. Instead of meeting at their regular locale in SODO, School Board members will hold March’s… Mar 04 19March 04, 2019Article at CHS Capitol Hill Seattle
Chromophobia and Apocalypstick: The Alluring Photos of Natalie KrickQ&A “Apocalypse means ‘uncovering,’ while lipstick is a cover-up. That’s something I’m playing with: covering and uncovering.” “In the West, since Antiquity, colourhas been systematically marginalized, reviled, diminished and degraded,” wrote … Apr 04 18April 04, 2018Article at City Arts Magazine
The Honest Truth: Q&A with Ijeoma OluoMystery novels. Maybe some terrible fiction. Ijeoma Oluo doesn’t have to think twice about what she’d write in an ideal world. But America is still racist, so the Seattle author keeps to her day job: Writing about race and social justice for national … Dec 28 17December 28, 2017Article at City Arts Magazine
Sondra Perry Presents Machines as Bodies at SAM“You know what: I can’t lie,” New-Jersey based new media artist Sondra Perry says with a smile. “I am really interested in the multiplicity of beings.” Perry’s face is lit by bluish gray and then red light emanating from an overhead projector. On the … Dec 07 17December 07, 2017Article at City Arts Magazine