Monthly Archives: September 2009

Miguel Gutierrez and The Powerful People, Last Meadow Posted by: Jen Olesen My father loved James Dean. And Marlon Brando. I remember posters hanging in his living room from Rebel Without a Cause and The Wild One. Originals. Framed. These … Continue reading →

Tiny TBA locust: Crushed Posted by: Ariel Frager I brought my nephews to Tiny TBA again this year. Hoping to avoid a repeat performance of an all out meltdown, I coerced their father into joining the festivities. As we wandered … Continue reading →

Working Together Chat Posted By: Jenevive Tatiana In yesterday’s chat “Tune In: Media Saturation and Manipulation” the most interesting issues to emerge engaged not the increasing digitization and interconnectivity of modern life, but immemorial questions of form, content and community. … Continue reading →

Daniel Barrow Every Time I see your Picture I Cry By Emily Katz Daniel Barrow’s performance/film piece titled: “Every Time I See Your Picture I Cry”, is a brutally honest story of a man filled with longing to create something … Continue reading →

locust crushed Tuesday, September 8th 6:30 P.M. THE WORKS By Eve Connell Seattle scenesters, locust, performed their final of two shows last night. What a great way to not only propel us into the second half of the T:BA:09 festival, … Continue reading →

Miguel Gutierrez and the Powerful People Last Meadow Monday, September 7th 8:30 P.M. Winningstad Theatre By Eve Connell The most powerful people I’ve witnessed unleashing their vast and supreme talents in the last week have actually had nothing to do … Continue reading →

Circles and Spinning Wheels and If I Could Crowd All My Souls into That Mountain By Jens Larson The video works in Melody Owen’s curated collections (Circles and Spinning Wheels and If I Could Crowd All My Souls into That … Continue reading →

Daniel Barrow, Everytime I See Your Picture I Cry By Jens Larson It’s safe to say that liking art and appreciating art are vastly different propositions, so while viewers may not “like” Daniel Barrow’s Every Time I See Your Picture … Continue reading →

W.A.G.E. Lecture with A.L. Steiner Posted by: Benjamin Adrian Working Artists and the Greater Economy is an activist group seeking change in the way art institutions remunerate artists. Founding member A.L. Steiner began her lecture by reading excerpts from a … Continue reading →