Jennifer Leigh Harrison The human mind is a puzzle. Not only for its mysteries and intricacies but for its multitude of pieces that form a cohesive design: the self. Seattle-based artist, social worker, and psychotherapist Jennifer Leigh Harrison calls the mind’s puzzle-like quality “parts of self.” During her Artist Talk on Tuesday, Jan. 14, at the M. Rosetta…
Meghan Elizabeth Trainor Hidden just across from QFC on the south end of Broadway is Steve Gilbert Studio. Visitors walk up the stairs and are greeted by a room of art under the sign “Wormhole Animism” before entering the main gallery, where Steve Gilbert himself–a Seattle-based photographer known for documenting the city’s Grunge scene in the 1990s–offers them…
Oreg. Hist. Soc. Research Library, 63201 The gown Queen Marie of Romania wore to the 1896 coronation of her cousins Tsar Nicholas II and Tsarina Alexandra of Russia; more than 80 works by Auguste Rodin; nine sets of post-World War II French haute couture fashion on toddler-sized dolls; a full-sized replica of Stonehenge… What in the Sam Hill are all these…
Sophia Bruscato On Wednesday, Oct. 29, the M. Rosetta Hunter Gallery hosted an hour of “Advice for Artists & Other Dreamers,” a conversation with Negarra A. Kudumu, an independent scholar and contemporary art curator. With extensive curatorial expertise, including the 25th Anniversary Neddy Award Exhibition in Seattle, a group exhibition at the ARCO Madrid art fair for…
Sophia Bruscato | The Seattle Collegian The on-campus bookstores of all three Seattle Colleges have effectively closed this summer, and will remain closed in the future. Follet, previous bookstore management vendor for Seattle Colleges, terminated its contract on Aug. 6. “Each college is determining how to best serve the needs of their students,” stated Seattle Colleges’ Vice Chancellor of Finance and…
Sophia Bruscato | The Seattle Collegian As a Seattle tradition since 1972, this year’s Northwest Folklife Festival took place from May 24-27 at the lively Seattle Center. Despite the rainy weather, the festival gathered thousands of people throughout all four days. With over 400 performers, more than 200 vendors, and buskers, the 53rd iteration of the festival marked the third chapter…
Idaya Gruenwald | The Seattle Collegian The M. Rosetta Hunter Art Gallery hosted a student-curated pop-up on May 8, 2024 organized by Adrian Silva, a student at Seattle Central College. This gathering featured art exhibitions and performances by artists from around the world. As visitors entered the gallery, they were greeted by a lively atmosphere with students enjoying snacks, exploring a…
Sophia Bruscato | The Seattle Collegian Brazilian music group Choro Das 3 performed a free concert on May 9 at The Roadhouse, a community-focused performance venue located across from Angle Lake station in SeaTac. Choro Das 3, meaning “the cry of the three,” dedicates itself to Brazilian instrumental music based on Choro, a genre that emerged in Brazil during the nineteenth…
Andre Bacon At only 18 years-old, Andre Bacon, a Seattle Central student majoring in Computer Science, operates the Seattle Monorail, which runs from Westlake Center to the base of the Space Needle.The structure was built for the 1962 World’s Fair in order to shuttle people from the densely populated downtown area to, at the time, the underdeveloped…
Seattle Colleges International Ambassadors | The Seattle Collegian This month Seattle Colleges International Programs is offering $5 tickets to all students of Seattle Colleges for the Seattle Mariners versus the Oakland Athletics on May 10, at 6:40 p.m., at T-Mobile Park. International Students from all three Seattle Colleges can request free tickets if they sign up by Friday, April 20.