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Brandon Flowers
Love him or hate him, give credit where credit is due when the rest of The Killers…
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Jeffrey Palladini
From Chicago, Palladini’s show Subtraction includes a lot of women averting their eyes, shoulders hunched defensively, sometimes seeking…
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Shay Culligan
The Boston artist bases serigraphs on his own photographs of street scenes, architectural details, and political protest in…
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bowl of water
In their elaborate but subdued multimedia installation, Susan Gans, Kim Schnuelle, David Traylor, and Stu Witmer take as…
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Susan Bennerstrom & Evelyn Woods
Bennerstrom’s oils of houses, hallways, and empty beds suggest Edward Hopper. But, even though emptied of people, they…
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12 Designers on Writing
As part of the bilocal cultural exchange series between Seattle and New Orleans (see related events at Town…
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La Dolce Vita
The sensation of 1960 and most notorious of Fellini filmsevocation of jet-set decadence, source of the term paparazzihas…
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Julie Alpert
There’s an everyday charm to these small urban watercolors, created from impressions Alpert made while roaming Capitol Hill,…
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Brutal Beauty: Tales of the Rose City Rollers
In this ode to girl power, Chip Mabry delves into the world of Portland’s all-girl roller derby league,…
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Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Terry Gilliams 1998 Fear conveys perfectly what it feels like to come down from a hit of bad…
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Richard LeMieux
Breakfast at Sally’s was written on a cast-off manual typewriter while the author was living in his van.…
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Wintervention
The 61st-annual Warren Miller ski movie isnt afraid of an old pun. Skiers are addicted to skiing, so…
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Louis CK
After two decades of showbiz acclaim, Louis CK occupies a comedy sweet spot. Or maybe its a treacherous…
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Roman Polanski: Shorts
Something of a tarnished brand, what with his Oscar and child-rapist-fleeing-from-justice status, Roman Polanski wasnt always so notorious.…
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Michelle Bates
Manufactured in China as cheap plastic knock-offs of conventional SLRs, Holga and Diana cameras are defiantly primitive, explains…
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bilocal
Both port cities, New Orleans and Seattle are otherwise far different in temperament: humid, friendly, and boozy versus…
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Dancing at Lughnasa
A heartsick narrator recalls a summer in the Irish countryside in 1936, when he was just seven, when…
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Generationals
The New Orleans trio Generationals songwriters Ted Joyner and Grant Widner plus drummer Tess Brunet released…
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Johnny Flynn
It almost sounds cliché to say, but an artists sophomore LP is quite often an indication of whether…
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Laura Veirs & The Hall of Flames
Ten months on, the glow of Laura Veirs’ sumptuous July Flame still hasn’t sputtered: even though the album…