Hansen has a long and extremely productive career, he is now 104, born in 1921, has been painting since 1939, and has focused on the life and character of this region of America. – by Michael Klein
On Monday, SeattleFWC26, the city’s World Cup organizing committee, and the Washington State Public Stadium authority unveiled “Vital Spirit,” a sculpture by Seattle artist Gerard Tsutakawa that commemorates Lumen Field — which rebranded to Seattle Stadium for the World Cup — as a host venue for six matches this summer – by Angela Lim (Seattle Times features reporter)
Like a sentinel of the city, Michael Stasinos keeps watch on street corners, armed with a brush and an easel and various little blobs of pigment suspended in oil on a worn palette. – by Vonnai Phair
Gwendolyn Knight Lawrence as a direct connection to the Harlem Renaissance, this often overlooked painter inspired generations of Seattle movers and shakers. – by Jas Keimig
Michael Stasinos paints Seattle’s soul in breathtaking detail. A self-described representational urban landscape artist, Michael Stasinos spends months, sometimes years, capturing in stunning detail the ineffable essence of streets, buildings, nooks, and crannies, found in and around Seattle. On Art Zone with Nancy Guppy
“While some artists choose to have a studio, Michael Stasinos has chosen the city of Seattle – and many vantage points across Capitol Hill — to be his studio.” by Jacquelyn Jimenez Romero – Capitol Hill Seattle Blog
