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Spring Arts Guide
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of arts-and-entertainment highlights from the nightlife scene (including concerts, clubs, jazz/world and comedy), theater, classical music, dance, books and authors, and visual
arts. We've compiled them all in a handy, keep-and-save, 12-page pullout section.
JENNIFER ZWICK
Dancer and choreographer Zoe Scofield in one of Mandy Greer's crochet works. Read story
Art and conversation flow from hands and heart of artist Mandy Greer
Fiber artist Mandy Greer's river of yarn, cloth and beads snakes through the trees at West Seattle's Camp Long.
Thursday, July 2
Cornish College of the Arts president announces his retirement
Intiman Theatre presents "Othello"
Obituary | No. 1 at No. 2 roles, actor Karl Malden dies at 97
Wednesday, July 1
First Thursday art walk has a focus on the feminine
Monday, June 29
Paramount replaces longtime silent-film organist
Sunday, June 28
Artopia: Block after block of art
Saturday, June 27
Seattle Opera gets $500,000 grant
Friday, June 26
"Andrew Wyeth: Remembrance" exhibit at Seattle Art Museum features "Helga" paintings
Theater review | 'Vrooommm' is more putt-putt than revved up
Concert review | Exciting Kernis world premiere
Theater review | 'Orange Flower Water' is demanding, rewarding adultery drama
Wednesday, June 24
Dennis James replaced as Silent Movie Mondays organist
Sacred texts and Jewish vocal traditions inform new Kernis composition, "Symphony of Meditations"
Theater review | 'muffin face' is a satisfying evening of the unexpected
Tuesday, June 23
ArtsWest gets $50,000 grant from Paul G. Allen Family Foundation
Monday, June 22
Whoriskey: Intiman's next American Cycle may include works by John Irving, Ralph Ellison
Sunday, June 21
Acropolis Museum in Greece underscores missing works
Saturday, June 20
In "Moore Inside Out," a free event, the theater is part of the show
Art installation tries to tell Central District intersection's story
Friday, June 19
Summer theater: 'Orange Flower Water,' 'Vrooommm!,' 'Sixties Chicks'
At G. Gibson Gallery: Photographers of miniature scenes create their own little worlds
Midori's "star" is a bit faded at Benaroya
Theater review | 'the break/s' brings hip-hop drama to ACT
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