Big Joy: The Legacy of James Broughton
An interview with the makers of Big Joy, the new documentary about legendary filmmaker and poet James Broughton.
Mining the New Gold: James Coupe and Juan Pampin’s Sanctum
“In an era of status updates, tweets, and check-ins, the geography of public, shared spaces needs to be reconsidered, along with our expectations of privacy in them,” say artists James Coupe and Juan Pampin. Eve Green explores Coupe & Pampin’s Sanctum at the Henry.
Her Aim is True: A documentary about Seattle proto-punk photographer Jini Dellaccio
Andrew Hamlin sits down with Karen Whitehead to talk about her documentary on Jini Dellaccio.
fearful symmetry (for Herbert Blau)
Poetry by Omar Willey
May 20, 1968: The UW Black Student Union Sit-In
Jeff Stevens tells the inspiring tale of one of the most successful acts of civil disobedience in radical Seattle history.
The Temperamentals: Renewing History
Omar Willey goes underground with Jon Marans’ play about the Mattachine Society.
Things to Take
Poetry by Jerry Kraft.
Artist Trust/Edge Reading, April 17, 2013
Poetry from Esther Altshul Helfgott.
Mother for you I made this: The Art of Changing How We Talk About Mental Disorders
Ezra Dickinson explores the touchstone issue of mental health in his latest dance work.
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