Seattle artist Nakisa Dehpanah’s work hovers between sculpture and performance. First developed during a residency at Base Art Space, Suspended Selves is now on view at Method Gallery in Pioneer Square, where billowy, vessel-like sheer fabric forms hang with...
Some people make decisions by moving quickly to the workable option. Others circle the problem, test the assumptions, imagine second-order effects, and keep asking whether the obvious answer is only obvious because it arrived first. The second group may...
This story was originally published in The Stranger’s 2026 Queer Issue.
It was from the glittering ashes of male-centric glam rock that one of LA’s first punk bands emerged. As a music-obsessed teenager who was convinced she’d one day marry...
It got salty, and there were some rough waters, but unionized employees and management at Sea Creatures restaurant group came to a tentative agreement on a union contract Wednesday night, the union announced to The Stranger.
This means that workers...
There is a moment at the end of a business lunch that tells you almost everything. The important conversation is over, the deal is settled or it isn’t, and someone comes to clear the plates. Watch the face of...
According to state records, part of the chemical tank that ruptured in an implosion at the Nippon Dynawave Packing Company pulp mill that killed 11 and injured eight last month had sprung a leak in late 2023 and early...
Conexeu Sciences, a preclinical-stage regenerative tissue platform company, has opened a research and development facility in Vancouver.
The Nevada-born innovator, which trades on the Nasdaq as CNXU, is opening the R&D facility within adMare BioInnovations’ M4 Innovation Centre.
AdMare BioInnovations—which utilizes...
ARIES (March 21-April 19): The interesting struggles you’ll wage in the coming weeks will require your vulnerability: showing up exactly as you are when you might rather fight or escape. Your warrior nature probably prefers a clear enemy or...
A bit more than a decade ago, writer Ross McMeekin and his family moved to a suburb just outside Seattle. “The transition was a bit rough,” McMeekin recalls, “as a lot of transitions are—new community, new culture, new grocery...
If you’ve ever worked in hospitality, you know things about people that most never have to learn, and you learned them fast. A year behind a bar or carrying plates will teach you more about human beings than a...
