Monthly Archives: May 2012

June is just around the corner, and in Seattle that means putting the heavy winter coats and scarves into storage for a few months and breaking out the slightly less heavy spring  coats and scarves. Here at Storefronts Seattle it … Continue reading →

If you peer into the basement of the Tashiro Kaplan building… …you will be rewarded by the incredible scrolls that Toshi Asai has created.

The intrepid librarians at the Art Lending Library are about to start winding down three amazing months of programming. Check them out in Pioneer Square before we rotate a new project into that space. And while we’re at it, check … Continue reading →

 Storefronts Seattle has cancelled the remaining performances of The Miraculous Mandarin by Spectrum Dance Theater, which Storefronts was slated to present in Chinatown this past weekend and next. The Storefronts program is obligated to protect the interests of a balance … Continue reading →

Our intrepid photographer (also known as our intrepid Operations Assistant, Libby Gerber) captured artist Carolina Silva installing her newest piece into the Publix Hotel lobby this afternoon. Silva’s work plays with the ideas of home, of residency, of presence and … Continue reading →

Spectrum Dance Theater is one of the Pacific Northwest’s only contemporary dance companies to maintain a full-time professional ensemble, and they’ve been presenting engaging new work for 30 years. Tonight, please join Storefronts Seattle and Spectrum Dance for their free … Continue reading →

I had to put together a few numbers for a presentation recently and I thought it would make for some nice show-and-tell today. Storefronts launched as a test-the-waters pilot program in September 2010. In the past 19 months, we have: … Continue reading →

Well! That was refreshing. Did you miss Storefronts Seattle? Good thing the Seattle Times was covering you this weekend for your Storefronts fix. Check out their piece about artspace in Seattle from this weekend, and how Storefronts is making downtown … Continue reading →