The Spovangelist

I don’t know a whole lot about The Perennials, but when I listened to their single ‘Bread Crumbs,’ I was hit with visions of traversing America–across the desert, wheat fields, forests, and all that good stuff, having all kinds of adventures along the way. I can tell from what I’ve heard that this is a [...]

The way the world works has changed as more people, especially young people, take on freelance jobs and other web based positions that can be done from home, a coffee shop, a van under by the river and even your parents basement. The problem with this new style of employment is that you often miss [...]

I can’t hold it in anymore. My excitement for Elkfest 2011 is making me feel like I’m going to explode with joy. Maybe that’s an exaggeration, but the facts are there: Elkfest is going to rock Spokane like it hasn’t been rocked before, at least since Expo ’74. Terrain+NextUp Spokane+Elkfest= Pure Gold. An Actual Elkfest [...]

By Taylor Weech Watching “Blank City” alone–as in, the only person in the theater, not just dateless– at the Magic Lantern Theater last week, I came to a series of conclusions. The first of which is: Manhattan in the late 1970’s doesn’t seem too far removed from parts of downtown Spokane, but this is a [...]

It’s sad to say, but SEXT‘s month at the Kolva Sullivan Gallery has, like most months, come to an end. Before the 1-inch vinyl letters even came close to a paint scraper there was an artnapping! Sometime late last Saturday night some miscreant tossed a rock through the gallery window and took two limited edition [...]