If you have only one free afternoon this month—an unfortunately pervasive reality for many of us—it will be well-spent at Seattle Art Museum‘s current special exhibition Our Blue Planet: Global Visions of Water, which runs through the end of May.
“That’s the sad thing about these exhibitions,” says Native American art curator Barbara Brotherton, “they’re so ephemeral.” It can take years of research and negotiation to actualize special exhibitions of this scope, but after this month you’ll never again have the opportunity to see all these particular pieces together, Brotherton says.
The curatorial staff were particularly enthused about the inclusion of a video installation by ascendent Vietnamese artist
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