John Motley

A strange thing happens when you live in a city: You find yourself carving out a tiny piece of the landscape and claiming it as your own. A bar or a corner market or a record store becomes your favorite simply because it serves as a backdrop to your life, the setting for those memories […]

As East Burnside continues its rebirth as a hotbed for hipster hangouts, boutiques, and art spaces, Renowned Gallery has quietly positioned itself at the heart of it all. The young gallery is a tiny and underdeveloped space that seems a little uncertain about what it will become, as artwork crowds the walls and a meager […]

With a ceremonial groundbreaking earlier this month, construction on the

With a traveling retrospective currently on display at the Tacoma Art Museum, and a seemingly Twin Peaks-inspired

We tend to think of memory as something stable, in which our remembering an event or feeling is akin to replaying

The thematic lynchpin of Ty Ennis’ second solo show at the New American Art Union

While she began her career in video and performance, Lebanese-born British

While the initial excitement over the new Jubitz Center hasn’t worn off yet, it’s the center’s special exhibitions that