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In this new package, our arts team explores how much Seattle artists make, how they afford life in the city, what could help and more.
You don't need to have a ton of money to support local arts and artists. Here are 15 ways to do so, ranging from no-cost options to big-step ideas.
In their own words, eight Seattle-area artists share how much they make and how they make it work.
Organizations in Seattle and elsewhere are trying to address the affordability crisis for artists with programs tackling basic income, affordable housing and more.
Seattle's rapidly increasing cost of living affects everyone. Here's why we focused on artists.
A Seattle Times survey sheds light on just how precarious life as an artist has become in recent years " and how that could endanger the region's vitality.
From the return of Bumbershoot and Cinerama to the Swift Quake and "Boys in the Boat" premiere, relive the biggest moments in Seattle arts & culture this year.
The Metropolitan King County Council unanimously approved a temporary new levy that will provide hundreds of millions in funding to arts, heritage, science and historical preservation nonpro…
After years of COVID-era remote work, improv is emerging as a popular way for Seattleites to break our infamous freeze. Local theaters are feeling the impact.
The Paul G. Allen Family Foundation and ArtsFund plans to grant $10 million to local organizations in the second round of its Community Accelerator Grant.
Gülgün Kayim, a policy whiz and artist from Minneapolis, is the new director of Seattle's Office of Arts & Culture, tasked with reinvigorating the city's creative economy.
Since the pandemic hit, people haven't returned to theaters, concert halls and museums as before. But some are betting on this season to turn the ship around.
The nonprofit theater company said Tuesday it is ceasing operations after its current production of "Solaris" ends July 9.
From "relaxed performances" to touch tours, the initiatives are welcomed by accessibility advocates, but they say much more needs to be done.
