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Seattle, March 2010
Features
February 23, 2010 | by Seth Kolloen
Watching the Satellite
March 1, 2010 | by Mark Baumgarten
Rocky's Flight
City Arts follows Seattle’s punk troubadour on a trip to Reno, as he begins a new chapter of his life, armed with philosophy and a healing new record.
Photography by Andrew Waits...
March 1, 2010 | by Kevin Craft
In Search of Classical Seattle
In January 2008, Lorenzo Ghiberti’s Gates of Paradise arrived in Seattle with much fanfare, like an extravagant gift of the month of doors. Three of the exquisitely chased basso-...
Here & Now
February 22, 2010 | by Mark Baumgarten
Editor’s Note
Landing Rocky
People choose to become music journalists for a handful of reasons. But there is the only real reason: People become music journalists because they want to ride in...
March 1, 2010 | by the Editors
The Curator's Eye
The Big Show
Where can you bask in the beauty of a baker’s dozen of priceless masterpieces without spending a dime? The Wright Exhibition Space, where Seattle’s first great...
March 1, 2010 | by Marie-Caroline Moir
Style Scholar
A Deluge of Color
Leila Hadley’s travel memoir, A Journey with Elsa Cloud, draws the reader into 1970s India as the writer rebuilds a relationship with her estranged daughter. She...
February 23, 2010 | by the Editors
NOW
March 1, 2010 | by Rosie Gaynor
In Store: Curio Commons
When life turns dull, stop by Souvenir in Ballard to remember its myriad marvels.
It’s true that Souvenir sells jewelry, greeting cards and curios. But that’s not the whole story...
March 1, 2010 | by Jay Friedman
Dish-Off: Earth & Ocean v. Tilikum Place Café
A pair of chefs prepares treats for the eyes. This month’s inspiration: “Blind Mary,” by Gnarls Barkley.
Photography by Rina Jordan for City Arts.
Chef Brian Cartenuto, who...
March 1, 2010 | by the Editors
Around Town
"I don’t think anybody would’ve guessed ten years ago that we’d still be standing.” — Bart Sher
BART GOES BYE-BYEAt his going-away fete, departing...
February 22, 2010 | by Tim Appelo
Creative Chaos
Intiman’s startlingly young new director stirs up high hopes – and trouble.
On March 3, Kate Whoriskey officially takes over the directorship of Intiman Theatre from Bartlett Sher...
March 1, 2010 | by Marie-Caroline Moir
Style Profile: Just Add Red Lips
The musician’s uniform demands comfort paired with pizzazz
Photograph by Andrew Waits for City Arts.
Seattle-based Shelby Earl once led a high-powered music career,...
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