Laurie Anderson Arguably the most revered performance artist in the United States, Anderson is not beyond humbling herself in pursuit…
THURS – VISUAL ARTS Oregon-based painter James Lavadour re-imagines landscapes in abstract patterns of reds, greens, and ochres. His new…
Cornish grad Casey Curran makes ingenious devices with wire, rope, and balsa wood, powered by hand crank.
1st PlaceBritney Spears in Times of Terrorby Daniel JaegerTHE MUSIC SEEMED to be slightly more soothing than usual but maybe…
Vela Luka Croatian Dance Ensemble In Croatia, dances are big, community affairs—children learning the steps while their parents and families…
Laura Moriarty, Carolyn Parkhurst, Kavita Daswani, and Leslie Epstein.
Book-It courts Lady Chatterley’s Lover.
It’s not often that an artistic medium can alter your consciousness, with the possible exception of oil paint fumes—yet that’s…
An Evening with Kent Stowell and Francia Russell Among the series of “farewell” appearances that Stowell and Russell (pictured) will…
Dategirl Pancho Chavez, bandleader Kermet Apio, comedian Alvin Stillwell, photo stylist Dr. Curtis Ebbesmeyer, oceanographer Yuji and Angie Okumoto, owners,…
The Night We Buried Road Dog by Jack Cady (DreamHaven, $27) YOU WON’T FIND the words “Nebula Award-winning” on this…
Ninety-four-year-old Louise Bourgeois now has the distinction of being the most reviled artist in Seattle, thanks to an unfinished sculpture…
Our reviewers give you the holiday stage rundown.
A Ballard artist amasses a fleet of rare bicycles.
Florencia’s daring exoticism beguiles the ear at Seattle Opera.
1. A Language Older Than Words by Derrick Jensen (Context Books, $16) Description: A roller coaster ride through our historical,…
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Smash-mouth Warbirds vie for Seattle’s second pro sports title.
Welcome to Lloyd’s Rocket, a place where murals battle blight.
Celebrating bike-messenger style, accessorized by blood, bruises, and bandages.
