Written by dipika June 28th, 2009
in Interesting Finds.
I saw the movie Shrink at Seattle International Film Festival recently. It’s a movie about a psychiatrist going nuts. Beautifully shot. Kevin Spacey is excellent. But… it’s a little predictable. So… one thumb up.
Restless in Seattle
It was a beautiful afternoon and yet the cinema was packed. What does this mean?
Written by dipika June 26th, 2009
in Interesting Finds.
Braids, 1979, Andrew Wyeth. Now showing at SAM.
For this week, here’s what looks interesting to us—
Andrew Wyeth at SAM Seattle Art Museum just yesterday opened a show of remarkable quality (I’m sure, I haven’t been yet but I am soooo excited about it). One of my favorite artists, Andrew Wyeth, died this winter. Seven of […]
Written by dipika June 22nd, 2009
in Interesting Finds.
D: He might be crawling now, but I don’t think he’s ready for the outside world.
A: You mean day care.
D: No. I mean the wild.
Written by dipika June 20th, 2009
in Interesting Finds.
Some excellent and truly inspiring work last night at the Gage Academy. Check out some of the drawing and painting ateliers. Bravo!
TONIGHT! Gage Academy of the Art exhibition and sale. I’m really curious about this. The only time I’ve been to the Gage Academy was for a grantwriting workshop for artists. So it’s going to be fun to check out the art there tonight. It’s tonight! At the Steele Gallery. From 6 to 9pm.
You can check […]
Economic recession woes? No problem! Get yourself a money plant. Some people call them fortune plants. Others say lucky bamboo.
None of these descriptive terms, however, cast a glint of recognition in the eyes of a garden lady (GL) working outdoors not too many weekends ago at City People’s plant store on Madison Avenue.
My encounter with […]
Akira and I have been in business together in Seattle since 2004, and we have been together together since, um, 1995. The thing is, we just really like hanging out.
Everything started at North Carolina State University with a t-shirt design. (I had originally taken it to the Asian Students Association, where Akira, then president […]