![GAUGUIN PRESS PREVIEW
020712 The nineteenth century in Paul Gauguin’s “Three Tahitians” meets the 21-st century in one of the visitors to the exhibition during Tuesday’s press preview at the Seattle Art Museum.](http://web.archive.org./web/20170319204058im_/http://static.seattletimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/a0c478d0-0aa9-11e7-9986-68bbfcbf87df-780x500.jpg)
No Miró, no Picasso: How Trump’s proposal to kill NEA would hurt Seattle
As President Trump suggests abolishing the National Endowment for the Arts, local theater, film and museum leaders are rallying to come up with a response.
As President Trump suggests abolishing the National Endowment for the Arts, local theater, film and museum leaders are rallying to come up with a response.
NEW YORK (AP) — The three daughters of renowned violinist Roman Totenberg heard the sound of their late father's Stradivarius for the first time since...
A review of Seattle Opera’s first-ever production of Janacek’s 1921 masterpiece, “Katya Kabanova,” through March 11 at McCaw Hall.
The Seattle Symphony presents Bach and Handel; the Metropolitan Opera continues its live broadcasts; Seattle Opera presents “Katya Kabanova” and there’s even a Secret Chamber...
The SSO’s 2017-18 season begins in September with soprano Fleming and will encompass the return of such popular programs as Sonic Evolution and Celebrate Asia;...