Check out our arts/culture picks for the weekend KUOW's weekly arts/culture recommendations, as heard on Morning Edition Marcie Sillman
Intiman Theatre was hanging by a thread. Now it's out of debt Finally, some good news on the Seattle art scene: After 7 frugal years Intiman Theatre has retired almost 3 million dollars of debt. Marcie Sillman
The Pacific Northwest was already internationally recognized for glass art. Then came Preston Singletary The Pacific Northwest has an international reputation as a center for glass art. But Preston Singletary stands out from the pack. Marcie Sillman
When it rains, it appears: Seattle art that appears in wet weather On any given night more than 12 thousand people are homeless in King County. If you walk through Seattle streets this month, you may encounter their portraits. Marcie Sillman
How the arts can be Seattle schools’ stealth weapons in the fight for racial equity Seattle's Creative Advantage program is about arts education, but it's also about racial equity Marcie Sillman
Bravissima! Seattle Opera opens curtains on its shiny new home After more than 20 years of plans and fundraising, Seattle Opera's new home is complete. Marcie Sillman
Seattle Symphony musicians take their instruments to Monroe Correctional Complex Most classical music lovers listen to live performances in a plush concert hall; armed guards and barbed wire barricades surround the inmates who make up the audience at the Washington State Reformatory in Monroe. Marcie Sillman
Tacomans just voted to tax themselves for arts funding Tacomans have done what King County residents could not: They've passed new tax to raise money for the arts. Marcie Sillman
Seattle Art Museum director Kimerly Rorshach announces her impending retirement Kimerly Rorshach says she'll step down from SAM next fall, the day after the grand re-opening of the Seattle Asian Art Museum. Marcie Sillman
