Arts and Entertainment

Eun J. Koh, who is completing her PhD in English, delivers a poem entitled "Happy" to the city of Seattle during the coronavirus outbreak.

Provost Mark Richards, a scientist by trade with a fascination for music, is profiled in this article about his relationship with the LA Master Chorale.

Ted Poor, assistant professor of drums in the School of Music, discusses his new album "You Already Know."

The Smithsonian honors Patti Warashina, (MFA, ’64, Art) whose humor and innovative perspectives on the human condition put a new face on ceramics.

Grace Flott (BA, International Studies | French, 2013) shares her experiences in expressing grief, trauma, and disability through artwork.

This week at the UW, see art ranging from jazz and classical music to visual arts and drama all around campus.

Jacob Lawrence Gallery's “As, Not For: Dethroning Our Absolutes” and other UW events are featured on this list of Seattle's hottest events in March.

The Henry Art Gallery recently presented a showing of documentaries celebrating an "influential period of black independent cinema."

Chris Laws, senior astronomy lecturer, discusses how the earth's "wobble" could effect zodiac signs.

Performances by Grupo Corpo at Meany Center are featured in this list of recommended things to do in Seattle this week.

Grupo Corpo's performance at Meany Center is featured on this "must list" of the best Seattle events this week.

This week at the UW, see art ranging in topics from classical music to climate change all over campus.

A group of Washington elementary school students are lobbying for Washington to declare a Burke Museum specimen as the state dinosaur.

As part of its Re/frame series, the Henry Art Gallery's permanent collection of vintage undergarments was on display this past Thursday.

Need a way to de-stress from midterms? This week at the UW, there's a plethora of opportunities to see art across a multitude of genres, such as dance, visual art, and more.