Arc

A play by play of Ai Weiwei’s largest U.S. exhibition to-date, a testament to personal history, cultural critique, and rebellion through humor.

Arts & Performance

Art that Does More

The Port of Seattle has been collecting art for decades. Now, with Tommy Gregory at the helm, Sea-Tac Airport expands the boundaries of what public art spaces can be.

Art that Does More

Arts & Performance

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THE DIGITAL MAGAZINE

No. 4, Winter Edition

No. 3, Fall Edition

Rico Quirindongo takes us through his morning; Rob Hutchinson creates something magical out of something destructive; you might already know about Refract; Shell House gets some attention; Rob Moura is not a graphic designer; Seattle Art Fair leans into community programming; and Lauren Gallow takes us through ‘Gleanings’ Cover art by Marisol Morales: La Cosecha, The Harvest

No. 2, Summer Edition

Carlos Khali talks with Judy Lee, a cerebal post-punk rock band explores gesamtkunstwerk, Rachel Gallaher reviews LEGOS, Mutuus’s ‘resident artist’ chats with Anna Coumou, Recology announces 2024 A.I.R.s, Keith Cote has a bunch of -isms, and Michael Barkin documents Love City Love

No 1, Spring Edition

With so many obituaries in our city, this first edition of Arcade's new quarterly magazine hopes to convey that there is still creative life and a strong community thriving in Seattle and that publications such as ours will continue to highlight those individuals and projects. In this way, Arcade will help maintain a vibrant architecture, design, and arts ecosystem in the best way we know how: through journalism and publication.

About arc.

arc. is ARCADE's digital platform, publishing timely essays and criticism on a rolling basis to promote local and national writers, artists, architects, designers, and projects in order to better serve the communities that have historically shaped ARCADE - architecture, design and the built environment.