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After the formal nomination process voting opens to
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The popular music scene at the time included such teen-pop bands as the Allies (whose song "Emma Peel" received a good deal of local play, but never broke out nationally) and the
Heaters (later "the Heats"). That same era saw the more sophisticated pop of the short-lived Visible Targets and the
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Seattle in this era, the city was definitely on the national and international arts touring circuit. According to Paul de Barros, in just the single year 1925 Seattle witnessed performances by Russian ballerina
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programs, for which dignitaries or government officials select a poet, Seattle conducts a citywide popular vote to determine the Poet
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that in 1972 the city had "a minimum of twenty live music clubs specializing in funk and soul," and that doesn't count other popular music genres. That collection of live music clubs would shrink drastically beginning in the mid-1970s, first with the rise of
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of legitimate theater, at one time controlling more quality theaters around the country than anyone else in
America. It would be many decades before Seattle ever again had a comparable impact on American arts and entertainment to what it had in these years.
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Seattle telephone directory having "three solid columns" of art galleries and dealers, representing "an astonishing variety". Of these he singled out the Richard White Gallery (which in 1973 became Foster/White) and the
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shows at the Alhambra and at Pantages' Lois Theater, and vaudeville at Pantages' Crystal and Pantages theaters and at Considine's Orpheum and Star. Cort and others presented various "quality" entertainment at the
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from 1970 until his death in 2000. He is well represented in local corporate collections; several of his pieces are prominently displayed at the Paul G. Allen Center for Computer Science & Engineering at the
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naughtiness than to anything artistic. The Opera House on the grounds of the center was rebuilt for the occasion (and would be rebuilt again 2001–2003 as McCaw Hall); performers at the fair included
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in January. During the Poet Populist's term he/she has the responsibility of writing one commissioned poem, and promoting the art of poetry through various performances and teaching opportunities.
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in 1911. Owned by New York-based K&E, it was the grandest theater Seattle had seen up to that time. But the 1912 economic downturn led to a marked decrease in this activity.
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launched her career singing in Seattle. By mid-century the thriving jazz scene centering in some two dozen clubs along Jackson Street would produce musicians including
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is set in Seattle, at the fictional Seattle Grace-Mercy West Hospital (later, Grey-Sloan Memorial Hospital), though it is actually filmed primarily in Los Angeles.
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Balarajan, Cheri Mossburg, Brammhi (January 16, 2024).
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2958:"Poet Populist Seattle | How It Works"
1931:Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture
1708:, Roq La Rue and the now closed studios at
1565:Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture
1280:. Other Seattle-area bands of note include
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3105:"Poet Populist Seattle | Who We Are"
2911:"Poet Populist Seattle | Background"
2897:Roadsideamerica.com\Accessdate=2016-12-03
2214:. University of Washington. June 28, 2017
1985:'s original manufacturing plant; and the
1955:Native Americans of the Pacific Northwest
1617:A magnificent glass tile mosaic mural by
1527:Being so much younger than the cities of
546:, as well as more contemporary pieces by
2766:"Seattle Outdoor Art - March, 26th 2004"
2484:Visionary, art dealer Richard White dies
2208:"Partner Spotlight: Ladies Musical Club"
1237:spent their formative years in Seattle.
1019:Seattle is a significant center for the
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182:below Yesler Way became home to many
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3492:National Register of Historic Places
3347:S3A: Seattle's Urban Art Association
3329:The Tashiro Kaplan All Arts Building
3302:, Garden City, New York: Doubleday,
2619:Arnold, William (November 1, 2007).
2593:Arnold, William (November 1, 2007).
2212:Meany Center for the Performing Arts
1615:Seattle-Tacoma International Airport
807:Summer Solstice Parade & Pageant
2893:"Lenin Statue, Seattle, Washington"
2391:"Music Map Brochure - filmandmusic"
880:Seattle International Film Festival
3323:The Stranger: Musicians' Directory
3172:Kozubek, Marcia (August 1, 2006).
3015:. November 4, 2008. Archived from
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2006:Seattle Metropolitan Police Museum
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1609:in such unlikely locations as the
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1973:, a maritime heritage museum on
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3186:: Sherman Bodner. p. B3.
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1871:. Berstein read frequently at
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1519:Artist Kate Protage in her
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364:and painter and printmaker
343:Cornish College of the Arts
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1557:Seattle Asian Art Museum
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1037:Pacific Northwest Ballet
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