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Seattle, September 2008
Features
September 1, 2008 | by Jen Graves
See Saw
Marcel Duchamp and Me vs. 50 Years of Art History and 17 College Students
Marcel Duchamp, artist, New York, January 31, 1958
The first image I showed...
Here & Now
September 1, 2008 | by Tim Appelo
Sleeping Around: Belltown Death Trip
At the Ace: Tim Appelo (left) and Larry Reid. Photo by Grant Ellis.
A walk through a neighborhood that’s gone upscale uncovers the ghosts of arts eras past.
You climb twenty-three...
September 1, 2008 | by the Editors
City Seen: News & Notes
Meredith Macleod, Cultus Bay Tile
Tile Style
Artisan Tile Northwest, a group of artists who handcraft tiles in a wide array of styles (hey, that rhymes!), is hosting its annual...
September 1, 2008 | by the Editors
Letters from our readers
Estimable Museum Builder
I checked my mail on campus last night and, to my delight, discovered Bond Huberman’s interview with that grand lady of Seattle arts, Barbara Thomas (“...
September 1, 2008 | by John Longenbaugh
Plays for the People: Live Theatre Week
Theatre artist Geoffrey Simmons. Photos by Mike Hipple.
Next month, for a week, you can see one of dozens of shows for the friendly price of free.
How much is a night of great...
September 1, 2008 | by the Editors
The Curator's Eye: Mary Henry, Painter (1913-2009)
Lost in Vermillion, 1996, acrylic on canvas, 72 x 96 inches
WOMEN'S WORK
Selected by Billy Howard, founder/director, Howard House
Very few artists have the opportunity to draw...
September 1, 2008 | by Virginia Bunker
Walkabout: Columbia City
Text and photos by Virginia Bunker
Food says a lot about a place. And in Columbia City, the fare comes from the heart. From Sicilian soul to classic barbecue, the choices are...
September 1, 2008 | by Roberta Klarreich
How to Write Right: Articles and Series
Advice from our Copyeditor
A problem lurks in this sentence: Sally has a cat, dog, boa constrictor and a canary. What’s wrong? If the elements of a series (Sally’s pets) are...
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