Arts & Culture
Plentiful Grace
In the tastefully restrained confines of the Chapel of St. Ignatius at Seattle University, a marble sculpture of…
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Picasso at the Lapin Agile
Steve Martin’s 1993 one-act ruminates on what might have happened had the most influential men of the 20th…
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Open House
Group shows are always a mixed bagtoo many artists with disparate styles competing for space on the gallery…
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Casablanca
We all know the story of this 1942 Michael Curtiz perennial: a classic love triangle set against the…
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Claude Zervas
Its a mouthful, Motonic Simulacra, Evolved Diatomoton and the other wall-mounted sculptures, but the wall-size LED array by…
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Cliff Mass
Everybody talks about the weather, but how many of us are actually doing something about it? UW professor…
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Beth Campbell
Dangling pendant sculptures by Beth Campbell resemble giant wire earrings or inverted flow charts. And, indeed, shes created…
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Jim Henson’s Fantastic World
While Kermit and his fuzzy cohorts are recognized the world over, few know that Jim Henson (1936-1990) also…
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Aleksandar Hemon
Like the protagonist of Aleksandar Hemons 2008 The Lazarus Project and, indeed, like Hemon himself, a Bosnian-born writer…
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Tom Robbins
Like a lot of men, Tom Robbins loves beer and women. Unlike a lot of men, hes capable…
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Dino Wine-Oh
Maybe its time you learn to pronounce Gewürztraminer. As the quality and popularity of Washington State wines continue…
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Maria/Stuart
What will audiences make of a play that tries to fit comic-book superheroes, handless train-wreck victims, and changelings…
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Deep Listening Band
The goals of the concept and teaching of Deep Listening, as musician/philosopher Pauline Oliveros defines it, are to…
News
Why Can’t Seattleites Use the Turn Signal?
Dear Uptight Seattleite, Since moving here from Philadelphia last year, I’ve noticed that Seattle drivers don’t use their…
Music
The Short List: The Weeks Recommended Shows
Miniature Tigers ~ Thursday, May 21 Fake blood, haunted pyramids, baby dinosaurs, and cannibal queens: These are just…
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The Weekly Wire: The Weeks Notable Events
WEDNESDAY 5/20 Visual Arts: Bodies in Motion It’s a mouthful, Motonic Simulacra, Evolved Diatomoton and the other wall-mounted…
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Bike to Work Day
May is National Bike Month, and today Starbucks is sponsoring Bike to Work Day. There will be free…
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Jamie Ford
David Guterson and his bestselling Snow Falling on Cedars arent the last word on our illegal World War…