Come join the Tahoma West staff on Zoom for a night of spooky creativity! We’ll be giving out 3 horror prompts where you’ll have the opportunity to use any medium that best suits you. You’ll have 20 minutes for each prompt with time, in the end, to share your art Read more…
Our “office” is now open! Feel free to stop by our zoom office and ask us any questions or just to say hi. Our office hours are Monday thru Friday, 9 am-5 pm. If no one is available at that time, please email us or pop in at another time! Read more…
It’s that time of the year again, Huskies! Before the Fall 2020 Quarter is in full swing, we here at Tahoma West want to make sure you’re well prepared and have everything you need. We have some exciting events planned and a fun academic year ahead of us. Tahoma West Read more…
Calling all writers, poets, and artists! Submit your work to us by midnight on March 28th for the chance to be published in our 24th annual literary arts magazine! The theme for this year’s volume: socially-engaged art. Socially-engaged art works to represent perspectives from all walks of life in order Read more…
Are you sweating bullets about that paper you have due next week? If so, join us Thursday, November 14th at 5pm in the WCG Atrium to get an extra set of eyes over your work! This is your chance to be All About that Peer-Review and help your peers out Read more…
Come join us in a night of creation where art becomes poetry! We’ll be taking a look at some of the thought-provoking pieces on display at the TAM and seeing what they’d look like in the form of poetry. Located on the bottom floor of the Tacoma Art Museum, this Read more…
Just in time for Halloween, join us tonight in the Whitney Building on Fawcett to watch the 1968 cult classic Night of the Living Dead and paint horror themed works of art! This free event is open to the UWT community & its guests, so take a break during this Read more…
Join us for our next workshop: a socially-engaged painting workshop! Located in The Whitney at the UWT campus, we’ll spend time visualizing a personal or community experience with a social issue. This may include incidents of discrimination, ethnic cleansing, environmental racism, etc. After brainstorming imagery, metaphors, and emotions associated with Read more…
Welcome to the updated TAHOMA WEST website! We have so many exciting changes happening this year, from a new staff team to updated submissions guidelines to an out-of-the-box event schedule! First and foremost, some introductions. My name is Maxine Metzger, and I am the new TAHOMA WEST Editor-in-Chief this year. Read more…
Thank you to everyone who has submitted their work for the 2018-2019 edition of Tahoma West. We are closed for submissions at this time. We will make an announcement when the issue launches, the launch party and when the 2019-2020 submission period is open. Thank you again and keep on Read more…