This article is a part of the Arts b-side on Icons. For a full look at our b-side pieces exploring this theme, click this link.
Elizabeth Yoon
Daily Arts Columnist
B-Side
This article is a part of the Arts b-side on Icons. For a full look at our b-side pieces exploring this theme, click this link.
This article is a part of the Arts b-side on Icons. For a full look at our b-side pieces exploring this theme, click this link.
This article is a part of the Arts b-side on Icons. For a full look at our b-side pieces exploring this theme, click this link.
This article is a part of the Arts b-side on Icons. For a full look at our b-side pieces exploring this theme, click this link.
This article is a part of the Arts b-side on Icons. For a full look at our b-side pieces exploring this theme, click this link.
This article is a part of the Arts b-side on Icons. For a full look at our b-side pieces exploring this theme, click this link.
This article is a part of the Arts b-side on Icons. For a full look at our b-side pieces exploring this theme, click this link.
For our latest B-Side, Daily Arts is taking a critical look at paradoxes in our own lives, as well as the lives and work of artists.
When I tell people around here that I’m from Seattle, we often end up talking about one of the following: Microsoft or Amazon (or people they know that work there), rain or “Grey’s Anatomy.” No one seems to know anything about Seattle beyond the basics.