John KeatleyKeister wants to stop the Portland food-truck invasion.The former Almost Live host and longtime Seattle funnyman is an enduring…
An Eastside author argues for holistic soldiering and homecoming.
CoCA’s third Carkeek Park exhibit is not for the sedentary.
This bird don’t fly.
Shredded pages.
Temporary and forgettable.
In SAM’s worthwhile companion shows, a century between them, are two visions of the American landscape.
Back in 2001, George Ratliff made a fine documentary called Hell House, about a Texas evangelical church’s elaborate haunted house,…
The story of Ginny Ruffner’s cruelly interrupted career—by a brain- and body- damaging 1991 car crash—is well known in the…
After veering into politics for his previous couple of documentaries (Standard Operating Procedure, The Fog of War), Errol Morris steers…
Seattle’s smallest gallery.
Nicolás Goldbart’s Argentine thriller begins on an innocuous note: a young married couple, as if stepped from an IKEA catalog,…
The art of engorgement.
A courtier, errand boy, master sound technician, and Steinway rep all rolled into one, Stefan Knüpfer has the unenviable task…
Troy Gua takes his pop-culture obsessions to another level. Several of them, actually.
Here’s one solution to the high cost of mental-health care: Let the patients steal their shrink’s car and go on…
Step in, fall down.
From the Columbia City Cinema to the Uptown, smaller cinemas have been closing all around Seattle. And though this Uruguayan…
When was the last time, in a non-sexual context, that you saw a friend naked? Showering together after high-school sports…
Eco art, courtesy of Deepwater Horizon.