From our sister site The Auburn Examiner: On Wednesday evening, Jan. 17, 2024 at the Postmark Center for the Arts in Auburn there was a reception for artists from the […]
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Art Corner: The 3 Chimes of the Vision 2023 Burien Art Market
The Vision 2023 Burien Art Market Gala started at 6:30 p.m. on Saturday night, Nov. 18, 2023 at the SeaTac Community Center. This was a familiar event for me, and […]
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Art Corner: Burien’s 2023 Dia de los Muertos a great event to illustrate connection to Mexico and our ancestors
On Friday, Nov. 3, 2023, a celebration was held at the Burien Community Center, presenting a free annual community event: Dia de los Muertos. The event was open to everyone […]
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Art Corner: Dancing with Dragons at Burien’s Arts-A-Glow 2023
The evening of Saturday, Sept. 9, 2023 in Burien was a glowing parade of art and lights. This year was like last year’s in terms of location. The event went […]
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Art Corner: Normandy Park’s Music in the Park 2023 Finalé had a ‘Path of Petals’
Many cities host a Music in the Park series, providing space for free concerts and theatre groups. Normandy Park is a small City between Burien and Des Moines, with space […]
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Art Corner: A Work in Progress – the life cycle of Art
A Work in Progress: The Life Cycle of Art Whether art is written on a bar napkin at 2 a.m. or a masterpiece placed behind museum glass, they each have […]
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Art Corner: Living Art and Game Theory
What is living art? When an artist spends their final days and reaches the end of their life. When their art stops changing, society can then reflect without argument from […]
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Art Corner: ‘Art is Like a Box of Chocolates’
Art is Like a Box of Chocolates One of the biggest inspirations of art is love, and perhaps no other art movement reflects the themes of love than the Romantic […]
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Art Corner: New Art, New Year – a look into AI Art
By Raymond Street New Art, New Year As another year crests over the calendar the art world is buzzing with a new idea; AI art. Artificial Intelligence is computer programmed […]
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Art Corner: Coloring outside the lines at Winterfest
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Art Corner: For Whom the Bell Tolls at ‘Vision 2022’
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Introducing ‘Art Corner’ by Raymond Street: ‘What is Art?’
‘The Ninth Wave’ created by Ivan Aivazovsky, 1850 By Raymond Street Art is many things, from the very personal to the social. First a disclaimer, a reminder that the following is […]
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Seven Burien Arts organizations receive $65,000 in 2025 ArtsFund grants
Seven Burien arts and cultural organizations have received $65,000 in funding through ArtsFund’s 2025 Community Accelerator Grant program, part of a $10 million statewide investment supported by Allen Family Philanthropies. […]
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All Points Yarn is filling the gap for fiber artists
Reality is setting in with local fiber artists about the loss of selection and access to yarns and other sewing supplies following the closure of JoAnn fabrics. But, for many years, […]
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WABI Burien’s 13th annual Burien Public Art Walk-n-Talk is this Sunday, July 6
From our friends at WABI Burien: “I had a pleasant time on this walk and discovered art in Burien that I hadn’t known about since living in the area beginning […]
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Unpermitted raspados cart in Burien shut down Wednesday by Public Health – Seattle & King County
A mobile food cart selling raspados (shave ice) at the corner of SW 116th Street and 10th Ave SW was shut down by Public Health – Seattle & King County […]
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Fall comes on strong. The days shorten sooo fast. The rains return. And Halloween …and then Thanksgiving, and then all of December’s Holidays …are just around the corner. And the […]
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Come celebrate new public artwork ‘Why We Have to Work’ at Burien Transit Center on Thursday, Oct. 10
4Culture and King County Metro are inviting all to come celebrate the new public artwork, Why We Have to Work, recently installed at the Burien Transit Center as part of the […]
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Learn about Burien’s Public Art at WABI Burien’s Walk-n-Talk on Sunday, Sept. 1
From our friends at WABI Burien: “I had a pleasant time on this walk and discovered art in Burien that I hadn’t known about since living in the area beginning […]
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Learn about Burien’s Public Art at WABI Burien’s Walk-n-Talk this Sunday, Sept. 1
From our friends at WABI Burien: “I had a pleasant time on this walk and discovered art in Burien that I hadn’t known about since living in the area beginning […]
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Construction of new turf, track started at Sylvester Middle School
EDITOR’S NOTE: This article has been updated with the correct, current budget total. Highline Public Schools 2022 bond is funding construction of a new synthetic turf field and new track […]
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LETTER: ‘We believe that a performing arts center would deliver the most advantages’ for Metro’s affordable housing space in Burien
[EDITOR’S NOTE: The following is a Letter to the Editor, written and submitted by a verified resident. It does not necessarily reflect the opinions of South King Media, nor its staff.] […]
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Come join the 11th annual Burien Public Art Walk-n-Talk on Sunday, Aug. 6
Come join us on Sunday, August 6 for the 11th Annual Burien Public Art Walk-n-Talk! Rain-or-shine we’ve gathered on the first Sunday of every month* to stroll the 19 neighborhoods […]
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Come join the 11th annual Burien Public Art Walk-n-Talk this Sunday, Aug. 6
From our friends at WABI Burien: Come join us on Sunday, August 6 for the 11th Annual Burien Public Art Walk-n-Talk! Rain-or-shine we’ve gathered on the first Sunday of every […]
