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News & ArtsThursday, November 3, 2011
City / Film How Do You Feel About a Bruce Lee Action Museum?
Posted by Paul Constant on Thu, Nov 3, 2011 at 1:50 PM
While nobody was looking yesterday, King 5 ran a story about a potential new museum in Seattle: a Bruce Lee Museum:
The Seattle City Council has put a proposal on the table to examine city support for a new museum in honor of martial arts legend Bruce Lee...According to the proposal, the Lee Family Foundation has developed a museum concept, known as the Bruce Lee Action Musuem[sic], which would preferably be built in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District.
You've gotta admit, that's a cool name. It's a long way off if it even happens, of course, but we should probably decide whether this should even be discussed at all via the most reliable opinion-gathering software of our time—a Slog poll:
4
Totally get behind this with a joint cover to some other museum. Wing Luke probably needs the exposure.
5
I think it's silly, but it doesn't bother me. The more the merrier.
@4, the Wing Luke also needs some more MUSEUM. By far the best part of the place (the tour of the old hotel upstairs and shop) is a separate admission and barely gets any exposure, while the rest of the place seems to have been designed solely with fundraising cocktail parties in mind.
@4, the Wing Luke also needs some more MUSEUM. By far the best part of the place (the tour of the old hotel upstairs and shop) is a separate admission and barely gets any exposure, while the rest of the place seems to have been designed solely with fundraising cocktail parties in mind.
6
Could we just bring Bruce back from the dead to conduct a Jeet Kune Do seminar inside the new Chihuly museum?
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