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Seattle Asian Art Museum

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Where to See the Best Art in Seattle: From Eclectic Museums to Exciting Community Projects

Is Seattle still a thriving hub of the arts? Observer correspondent Nick Hilden says yes.
By Nick Hilden
A person wearing a red full-body covering stands in bright blue water

One Fine Show: Anida Yoeu Ali’s Performance Pieces at the Seattle Asian Art Museum

The show revolves around "The Buddhist Bug" and "The Red Chador," which have been performed in a dozen countries across the world.
By Dan Duray

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