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Book shares stories from the Fisher House

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Book shares stories from the Fisher House

In 1990, through input from Pauline Trost, wife of Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Carlisle Trost, Zachary and Elizabeth Fisher became aware of the need for safe, comfortable places for families to stay while they visited and waited for their loved ones undergoing treatment at military medical facilities across the

Oly art quest

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Oly art quest

The quest for art at the new Olympia City Hall is becoming a soap opera. A year ago a jury of arts professionals chose a proposal by Seattle artist Dan Webb for 10 bronze sculptures meant to represent speaking bubbles like those used in comic strips. Called Thought Bubbles, each piece

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Swirling light

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Swirling light

I don't pretend to understand or even care about the science or math behind John Fisher's art at Mineral. There are nine digital prints on the wall and one interactive audio-visual presentation. The digital prints are beautiful and fascinating. In layman's terms they are time-lapse photographs. The other thing, which

Tush! and Sirens

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Tush! and Sirens

I had a very erroneous concept of burlesque before the ladies of Olympia's Tush! Burlesque set me straight. I thought of it as a sleazy and sexist art form that denigrated women and turned men into slavering beasts.I was surprised when women I knew from the theater world began raving

Thursday, Dec. 23: Gritty City Sirens

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Thursday, Dec. 23: Gritty City Sirens

A new burlesque troupe called Gritty City Sirens has recently come to Tacoma, and will have its debut performance at The Swiss Dec. 23. They are Ava D'Jor, Tizzy Van Tassel, Rosie Cheexx, Funny Face Fanny and Polly Puckerup. Van Tassel has been doing Burlesque in Texas, and she said Rosie

Through Jan. 29: John Fisher's "Algorithmic Drawings"

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Through Jan. 29: John Fisher's "Algorithmic Drawings"

I don't pretend to understand or even care about the science or math behind John Fisher's art at Mineral. There are nine digital prints on the wall and one interactive audio-visual presentation. The digital prints are beautiful and fascinating. In layman's terms they are time-lapse photographs. The other thing, which

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White Hole

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White Hole

Viceroy Art Gallery owner Scott Olson told me they like to show young artists who are just getting started. But sometimes they feature more experienced artists. Roz Inga falls somewhere in between. Olson said Inga  has been painting for about 10 years. That still qualifies as a relative beginner, and

Through Jan. 20: Roz Inga and The Dead End Boys

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Through Jan. 20: Roz Inga and The Dead End Boys

Most of Roz Inga's paintings in this show are abstractions that look inspired by urban landscapes. Circular and elliptical forms cluster into shapes that look like buildings with more open areas looking like streets. Some are rough and raw looking with harsh contrasts and lots of drips and splatters. In

Endless drawing

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Endless drawing

The Spaceworks project continues to show innovative works by some of Tacoma's most interesting artists in some of the town's more interesting (if not always easy to see) venues. One of the more fascinating works in the program comes from Michael Kaniecki, a recent transplant from Moab, Utah, who said

Through Jan. 5: Michael Kaniecki at Spaceworks Tacoma

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Through Jan. 5: Michael Kaniecki at Spaceworks Tacoma

The Spaceworks project continues to show innovative works by some of Tacoma's most interesting artists in some of the town's more interesting (if not always easy to see) venues. One of the more fascinating works in the program comes from Michael Kaniecki, a recent transplant from Moab, Utah, who

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"Shuffle" at Fulcrum Gallery

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"Shuffle" at Fulcrum Gallery

Big Brother is watching. He peers out from the walls of Fulcrum Gallery. In this instance "Big Brother" is the brother of artist Nicki Sucec, whose show at Fulcrum is a homage to her brother and a testament to the variety and creativity that can be unleashed by taking a

Through Dec. 31: "Shuffle: Mural & Prints by Nicki Sucec"

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Through Dec. 31: "Shuffle: Mural & Prints by Nicki Sucec"

Big Brother is watching. He peers out from the walls of Fulcrum Gallery. In this instance "Big Brother" is the brother of artist Nicki Sucec, whose show at Fulcrum is a homage to her brother and a testament to the variety and creativity that can be unleashed by taking a

Creative hat-trick at Mavi

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Creative hat-trick at Mavi

The latest show at Mavi Contemporary - the new gallery next door to The Grand Cinema - features two painters, one photographer and one craftsman. The painters are William Turner and William Quinn, the photographer is Henry Haneda. The craftsman is also Haneda. He makes exquisite handmade objects, including fly

Through Nov. 28: Artwork by William Turner, William Quinn, Henry Haneda

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Through Nov. 28: Artwork by William Turner, William Quinn, Henry Haneda

The latest show at Mavi Contemporary - the new gallery next door to the Grand - features two painters, one photographer and one craftsman. The painters are William Turner and William Quinn, the photographer is Henry Haneda. The craftsman is also Haneda. He makes exquisite handmade objects, including fly rods

Career paths at Clover Park Technical College

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Career paths at Clover Park Technical College

About three years ago, the Veterans Resource Center opened on the Clover Park Technical College campus. "A lot of good comes out of this office," commented Army veteran Shawn Durnen, the center's lead navigator, as we sat on a comfortable sofa in a large, well-lit and information-rich room in a converted

Veterans talk transition at TEDx Tacoma

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Veterans talk transition at TEDx Tacoma

Military Veterans will talk TED in Tacoma this weekend. TED - Technology, Entertainment and Design - has its origins in the Silicon Valley tech world. It has evolved into an international series of talks and lectures that bring together experts in everything from science and economics to poverty. The Tacoma event is

"Glimmering Gone"

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"Glimmering Gone"

The perfect show for winter, Glimmering Gone is the new three-part exhibition by Ingalena Klenell and Beth Lipman at the Museum of Glass. The three parts are Landscape, Mementos and Artifacts. Upon entering the gallery viewers browse, as if window-shopping at exclusive gift shops or jewelry stores, a series of

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