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Arts & culture editor @crosscut. Music maker @argumentband. Writer and cat scratcher at large.
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A new ‘welcome figure’ holds Indigenous history in Pioneer Square

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By Brangien Davis 
| Cascade PBS
If you’re heading to Pioneer Square for the First Thursday art walk, keep an eye out for a towering woman wearing a green hat. Arms bent at the elbows in a gesture of receiving, she stands 21-feet tall and goes by the name of “Grandmother Frog.” And while it may seem like she’s new around here, her presence in Coast Salish lore has suffused this low-lying land since time immemorial.
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The World Cup runneth over with new artworks across Seattle

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By Brangien Davis 
| Cascade PBS
Ever since Seattle was announced as a host city for the World Cup, reactions have ranged from great expectations to high anxiety. Now, a couple weeks out from the first local kickoff, the real impact of the tournament is still up for speculation. But one thing is certain: New outdoor art is on deck to welcome the promised (feared?) crowds to Emerald City. You’re reading Art x NW, a weekly arts and culture newsletter from Cascade PBS. Read past issues and subscribe for more.
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A new exhibit showcases the highs and lows of in-flight fashion

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By Brangien Davis 
| Cascade PBS
It’s the first unofficial weekend of summer and lots of folks will be traveling, but if you’re sticking around town over Memorial Day you might consider taking a trip back in time. Destination: a place where yellow go-go boots, paper cocktail dresses and clear-plastic bubble hats were the height of in-flight fashion. The Museum of Flight’s new exhibit Runway to Runway: Styles and Stories of Flight Attendant Fashions (through Jan.
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