The centerpiece of the group show Fun House is unavoidably the big box in the center of the main gallery. Smelling of fresh-cut plywood, Julian... More >>

At the Seattle Aquarium's indoor tidal-pool exhibit, kids are almost instinctively drawn to the colorful starfish, anemones, urchins, and sea... More >>

After the female nude, horses may be the most popular subject for artists from the Stone Age forward. And at first glance, you might think Deborah... More >>

Even given a theme, most group shows don't hang together. Though there are other good pieces to see at Purge, the standout is what appears to be a... More >>

It's the season for outdoor art. Memorial Day is upon us, and who wants to be cooped up in some dusty museum or gallery? After visiting our... More >>

Still playing at the Meridian, Werner Herzog's new 3-D documentary Cave of Forgotten Dreams shows that man has been depicting beast since the... More >>

Since 1982, one of the small enduring pleasures of The Seattle Times on Sundays has been Paul Dorpat's before-and-after photo feature, which... More >>

Most museums only let you drink during gala previews for patrons or at random parties. At the Official Bad Art Museum of Art, however, you can... More >>

Like a burr in a cashmere sweater, there's one work that catches you—literally halts your progress—in The Mysterious Content of ... More >>

The Degenerate Art Ensemble is an acquired taste. Led by Haruko Nishimura and Joshua Kohl, the local avant-garde troupe creates elaborately... More >>