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The Art Of Our City: The Cello Show! Marcie Sillman From its origins in the Middle East, the cello developed into the instrument musicians believe is closest to the male human voice. Western classical composers love the cello. So do contemporary rockers and experimental...
The Art Of Our City: Summer Blockbusters Marcie Sillman Memorial Day weekend marks the unofficial start of the summer season. And with summer come blockbusters: movies, art shows, musical theater and more. This year, Seattle Center is home to a bevy of blockbusters: the last...
The Art Of Our City: Intersection Of Art And Money Marcie Sillman What is the role of art in our market–driven society? How do artists support themselves and their work? What motivates them to enter a field that most likely won't lead to financial security? KUOW's Marcie Sillman...
Time Served: Art Longworth Reading 'The Hole' Liz Jones Listen to Art Longworth reading excerpts of his piece "The Hole." Return To "Time Served" Page
Time Served: Art Longworth Reading 'The Buddha Still Sits in the Big Yard' Liz Jones Listen to Art Longworth reading excerpts of his piece "The Buddha Still Sits in the Big Yard." Return To "Time Served" Page
Time Served: Art Longworth Reading 'Prison Diary: The Sting' Liz Jones Listen to Art Longworth reading excerpts of his piece "Prison Diary: The Sting." Return To "Time Served" Page
Front Row Center Marcie Sillman KUOW's Marcie Sillman and Jim Gates invite you to join them and your fellow listeners for KUOW's Front Row Center. See a show together, then meet up for great conversation. It's like a book club, for the arts!	None available
Rebecca Hoogs On The Metaphor Of 'Self-Storage' Elizabeth Austen Poet Rebecca Hoogs talks with KUOW's Elizabeth Austen about how her interest in the "archeology of language" and the layers of history led to her poem "Self–Storage."
The Art Of Our City: Love, Sex And Art Marcie Sillman Tomorrow is Valentine's Day, the perfect opportunity to examine how artists have used love and sex as inspiration for some of their greatest work. From Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet," to Woody Allen's films,...
The Art Of Our City: New Year, New Art Marcie Sillman It's a new year with lots of new art to check out. We bring you a sampling of some of the best the Seattle area has to offer. The Seattle Youth Symphony Orchestra (SYSO) is taking its music on the road, Northwest Ballet...
Lyn Coffin On Translating Poet Jiri Orten From Czech Elizabeth Austen In a labor of love lasting nearly 40 years, Lyn Coffin has been translating the poems of a little–known Czech Jew named Jiri Orten. Hedied in Nazi–occupied Prague in 1941 at the age of 22. She talks with KUOW's...
The Art Of Our City: December Holiday Cheer Marcie Sillman December is a time for festivity, and for some annual holiday performances. Pacific Northwest Ballet's "Nutcracker" kicks off its yearly run every Thanksgiving weekend featuring professionals, students and a live...
Art Of Our City: November Noir Marcie Sillman There's something noir–ish about November, the month when the days get short and the rain gets heavy. Seattle's ACT Theatre unveils its world premier stage adaptation of a classic film (and novel) noir: "Double...
Seattle City Council Candidates Address Neighborhood Issues Deborah Wang On October 14, 2011, all 10 candidates for Seattle City Council appeared at a forum sponsored by the Seattle City Neighborhood Council. They answered questions about a range of neighborhood issues. The forum was held in...
Seeing the 'Darrington Rain' with Anne McDuffie and Alden Mason Elizabeth Austen An exhibit of Alden Mason's landscape paintings at the Seattle Art Museum inspired a series of new poems by Anne McDuffie. Mason grew up in the Skagit Valley, and his painting "Darrington Rain" enabled McDuffie...
School Board Election Debate 2011 Phyllis Fletcher Candidates for Seattle School Board debated Wednesday at Town Hall Seattle. Panelists Melissa Westbrook of Save Seattle Schools Blog and Lauren McGuire of Seattle Council PTSA provided analysis. Dave Ross moderated. The...
Interview With Debbie Stokes From Vitae Foundation Guy Nelson As creator of the website YourOptions.com, the Vitae Foundation wanted to respond to reporter Meghan Walker's news story that aired on 4/13/2011. After the original story aired, the website moved this statement from...
The Art Of Our City: Fall Preview Marcie Sillman Autumn is a time for new starts, and that's especially true for Seattle's arts organizations. Seattle Symphony Orchestra has a new music director, the French–born Ludovic Morlot. Teatro Zinzanni has a new show directed...
Talking To Your Kids About Sex: What To Do And What To Avoid Katy Sewall Teaching your kids about sex is never easy. What do they need to know, when? How do you impart your values to them? What sexual activities are kids engaging in now and how early? How should you talk about sex with a child...
Poet Bill Yake On What It Means To Be 'For Real' Elizabeth Austen In his poem, "For Real," Olympia–based poet Bill Yake takes an ironic look at our obsession with owning what we love and with living in a virtual world.
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