Arts
Islander shares three decades of inspiration
It was 1988, and the second annual Seattle AIDS Walk was about to begin, but not before the…
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Kinetic art celebration at Open Space
A five-year work in progress will come to fruition Saturday with the opening of the Kinetic Sculpture Garden…
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Island artists set to unveil new kinetic sculpture at Burning Man festival, Seattle celebration
Island musician/sculptor Ela Lamblin and choreographer/community collaborator Leah Mann are big-picture artists in both the literal and metaphorical…
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Conscious cartoons: Islander shows his own and other animated short films
When the Trump administration issued the ban on travel to the United States from six mostly Muslim countries,…
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Vashon Artists in Schools program celebrates NEA grant, 30-year anniversary
Two celebratory events will coincide during the upcoming 2017-18 school year for Vashon Center for the Arts’ long-running…
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Island artist brings whimsical tile work to Pike Place Market
For not quite 20 years, island artist Clare Dohna had a stall at the Pike Place Market where…
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Singer-songwriter returns with tribute to a wild ride
It’s been a wild, though admittedly wonderful, ride for indie pop/rock singer-songwriter Cami Lundeen, who left the island…
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Short plays, written and directed by high school students, will run on Thursday
“Eat My Shorts: A Theatrical Feast” is the year-end presentation by the Vashon High School (VHS) theater arts…
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Art and science make two wings of same bird at Chautuaqua
When Chautauqua Elementary teachers Shanon Browne and Karen Barich asked islander Rose Belknap to be the artist-in-residence for…
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Vashon Dance Academy presents old fairy tale with a modern twist
Vashon Dance Academy and Dance!Vashon will present their annual performance featuring over 100 young dancers, along with a…
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Author reads from new sequel to young adult novel
According to island author Bob Jonas, “Death Brew” is a concoction he never intended to create. The sequel…
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Island sound experts lend a hand at Vashon Theatre
Not long ago, island audio engineers, mixers and musicians Jason Staczek and Martin Feveyear went to see a…
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Author reads timely new children’s book
For most adults, time has the bad habit of flying far too fast, with the seasons and events…