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The Short List: The Weeks Recommended Shows
Jimmy Cliff / Wednesday, July 21 See the Q&A. Mary Gauthier / Wednesday, July 21 I’m shocked there…
July 20, 2010
Arts & Culture
Isaac Layman
One of the warmest rooms in Seattle is the central gallery displaying eight huge photos of Otter Pops…
July 20, 2010
Arts & Culture
The Weekly Wire: The Week’s Recommended Events
WEDNESDAY 7/21 Visual Arts: Limbo Land Based on the oral histories of two illegal immigrants, Many Uch and…
July 20, 2010
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Im Not There
The concept is as simple to describe as it is audacious to behold: a portrait of Bob Dylan…
July 19, 2010
Arts & Culture
But I’m a Cheerleader
Most coming-out movies have been predictably dramatic: Gay teens fess up to their friends and family, and get…
July 19, 2010
Arts & Culture
Lisa Gralnick
Forget being worth their weight in goldwhat are the mundane objects of modern life really worth, as expressed…
July 16, 2010
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Last Days
You could make a powerful film about the period leading up to Kurt Cobains 1994 suicide, but this…
July 15, 2010
Arts & Culture
Jeff Yeager
A rigorous family budget is optional in Jeff Yeagers financial plan. So is underwear. In The Cheapskate Next…
July 15, 2010
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Cyclefest/BikeMania
How are we to separate Cyclefest/BikeMania, bound together like Andy Schleck and Alberto Contador? BikeMania is the kid-oriented…
July 15, 2010
Arts & Culture
Léon Morin, Priest
In 1961, resolved to break with his image as a cult director known only to a handful of…
July 15, 2010
Arts & Culture
Seattle Chamber Music Society
From conducting to composing is a step up, as everyone knows. So when Music of Remembrance premiered Gerard…
July 15, 2010
Arts & Culture
Storm vs. Phoenix Mercury
Whats the best Seattle pro sports team right now? The Mariners? Put away the rye bread and mustard,…
July 15, 2010
Arts & Culture
artsfair
These days, it seems like everyone is a self-proclaimed artist or artist in the making. But whos any…
July 15, 2010
Arts & Culture
The Icarus Kid
There are many times when its no fun to watch somebody else playing Nintendo for hours, like that…
July 14, 2010
Arts & Culture
Blue Giant
When Conor Oberst went from angsty indie to twangy country, he sounded a little ridiculously in foreign territory.…
July 14, 2010
Arts & Culture
Consignment
Seattles Consignment kicks crusty, lo-fi jams and records them to cassette. Though the sound quality is about as…
July 14, 2010
Arts & Culture
Adam Lambert
Maybe the rest of the world is right. Maybe Americans are too complacent to take to the streets…
July 14, 2010
Arts & Culture
Cataldo
There’s nothing too new about Cataldo, the mostly-but-not-always-solo project of Eric Anderson. He’s a guy who writes head-bobby…
July 14, 2010
Arts & Culture
The Heels
The Heels’ high-energy punk rock sounds exactly like what you’d expect to hear from a quartet of fishnet-and-leopard-print-wearing…
July 14, 2010
Arts & Culture
The Avett Brothers
Though theyve been making records since way back in the 01, North Carolinas Avett Brothers added some serious…
July 14, 2010
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