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Quoted: Back for more? Well then, welcome to lucky number seven in our series on exploring Seattle. Next stop, the International District -- something of an enigma, slightly confusing, but always exhilarating. You won't hear …

Ha, cool ... and a little weird.

Quoted: Wedding Nouveau blog is a cross-cultural style guide for today’s Vogue bride and focuses on interracial, multi-ethnic and fusion weddings. By fusing tradition and culture with modern style, we dare to dream outside the box.

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Quoted: This week, we head to Belltown, which wasn't always the happy hour hotspot that it is today. Back in the day, it was a low-rent arts district where you could often catch Seattle greats like Nirvana and Pearl Jam. So here are a few spots that highlight the best of Belltown -- old and new:

So interesting...

Quoted: Leonardo da Vinci, in a Renaissance version of Mad Magazine, may have painted his famous Mona Lisa in a number of ways, including nude. Now, a painting has surfaced that looks much like the original, sparking debate over just how far the master took his iconic painting.

If you happen to be in Brooklyn, check out this show in Greenpoint, curated by one of my very best friends :)

Quoted: Dabora Gallery and Phantasmaphile's Pam Grossman are proud to usher in the spring season with the group show "Fata Morgana: The New Female Fantasists," on view from March 14th through April 12th, 2009.

My review of the "Garden and Cosmos" Indian art exhibit at SAAM.

Quoted: Gardens have captured the human imagination across centuries, cultures, and religions. In art, they often symbolize an earthly paradise – a space for contemplation that brings us closer to the heavens.

This is going to be an interesting case to follow...

Quoted: In a pre-emptive strike, the street artist Shepard Fairey filed a lawsuit on Monday against The Associated Press.

Sad, but it sounds like he lived a good life. Mom, I remember going to see an exhibit of his work with you!

Quoted: Artist Andrew Wyeth, who portrayed the hidden melancholy of the people and landscapes of Pennsylvania’s Brandywine Valley and coastal Maine in works such as “Christina’s World,” died early Friday. He was 91.

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Quoted: It's not everyday you stumble on a show that pushes your boundaries and challenges your worldview. I was pleasantly surprised to find one at the Tacoma Art Museum called, "What Is a Trade? Donald Fels and Signboard Painters of South India."