Visual Arts Tour
Your guide to this Friday's big happenings around Spokane
Jordy Byrd| Feb 01, 2012
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And Then There's Me
Growing up Mexican in a white family, in a white town, in a white nation
Luke Baumgarten| Feb 01, 2012
euro;When I go into a Mexican restaurant and the waiter starts speaking Spanish to me,euro; Shane says, euro;I just have to be like, euro;Sorry buddy.euro;euro; That night walking home in January 2008, Shane talks about wanting a family. He talks about wanting a house. He talks about wanting his life settled.
Time to Create
Spokane's art collective steps into the mainstream with a show at the Chase.
Carrie Scozzaro| Feb 01, 2012
For Your Consideration
Teal Cat web project, Distrust that Particular Flavor, Leonard Cohen's Old Ideas
Joe O'Sullivan| Feb 01, 2012
A History of Protest
More than 40 years after he helped found the American Indian Movement, Clyde Bellecourt's mission continues.
Kevin Taylor| Feb 01, 2012
FICTION CONTEST 2011
The Winter with Cowboy and the Mongrels of Purgatory
Art, friendship and face-eating dogs
Mike Dragan| Dec 21, 2011
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Irreconcilable Paradox
Pulitzer Prize-winning author Jennifer Egan is a technophilic Luddite. And her latest work is a novel of short stories.
E.J. Iannelli| Jan 25, 2012
Something Fishy
Tuna Does Vegas briefly brings its small-town Texans to Sin City for a hilarious fish-out-of-water comedy.
E.J. Iannelli| Jan 25, 2012
For Your Consideration
Bitchy rag goes digital, serial killers get a tell-all and a coloring book for adults.
Jordy Byrd| Jan 25, 2012
When You Want to Be a Star
A year ago, Emily Behny and Dane Agostinis were two anonymous young actors. Then they won leading roles in Beauty and the Beast.
E.J. Iannelli| Jan 18, 2012
Messing with Texas
Do-gooders want to close Texas’ (in)famous Chicken Ranch and stop the spread of sin. Where have we seen this before?
E.J. Iannelli| Jan 18, 2012
Scribe of the G-Men
A historian for the FBI weighs in on J. Edgar Hoover, Clint Eastwood and Silence of the Lambs
Joe O'Sullivan| Jan 18, 2012
Tug of War
How some local Arab-Americans feel caught between cultures.
Luke Baumgarten| Jan 18, 2012
Let's Put on a Show
From Cats to Beast, Spokane's Best of Broadway series marks its 25th year
Joe O'Sullivan| Jan 18, 2012
Surviving is One Part Of it
Their father started with nothing; Bill and Bevan Maxey started with considerably more. The rest is a story of modern America.
Luke Baumgarten| Jan 11, 2012
Art Tease
Students and faculty reveal a little about themselves and each other in a new SFCC exhibition.
Carrie Scozzaro| Jan 11, 2012
For Your Consideration
New work from Jonathan Lethem. Plus, an election app from the New York Times and the source of much Internet madness.
Nicholas Deshais| Jan 11, 2012
Playing It Unsafe
How local controversy over Rent sold tickets and reinforced a community theater's sense of purpose.
E.J. Iannelli| Jan 11, 2012
THE SEX ISSUE
Let's Talk About Sex
A local sex therapist discusses her practice and Spokane's dysfunctions.
Jordy Byrd| Feb 09, 2011
The Commitments
The ingredients to one successful couple: community, family, and (to keep things fresh) homemade sauerkraut.
Luke Baumgarten| Feb 09, 2011
A Clean, Well-Lighted Sex Store
The story behind Ms. Kitty’s is not quite what you’d think.
Leah Sottile| Feb 09, 2011
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