In some ways, of course, ‘art’ is already all around us. Sometimes we call it a car or a building, graffiti, advertisements, signage or some combination of all five. Sometimes someone else calls it art or it’s on a platform we normally consider the environment of art, such as a canvas or in an art studio or it just has that scent of “art installation” about it. You know it when you see it, sort of thing. Yet, apparently, even more art — the official kind of “art,” no less — is going to be spread around town as part of the big “Seattle Art Fair” put on this weekend (July [...]
