HeyJaredE.J. Iannelli
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Pullman artist Joe Hedges explores tech’s omnipresence in EWU Gallery show (opens the original)
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At this point in the 21st century, itâs hard to live in the world and not have profoundly mixed feelings toward technology. It facilitates and fuels most of our day-to-day interactions, even if weâre now well aware of its toll on our collective well-being. And because humanity as a whole has never been terribly good with balance and self-regulation, the technologies that our species has been enterprising and clever enough to create â from combustion engines to AI â have morphed into cata
Rosarium Garden Center’s Dahlia Festival returns Sept. 19-20 to celebrate fall blooms and community (opens the original)
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There are any number of blooms that enjoy their fair share of fanfare at dedicated flower shows and public festivals. The cherry blossom. The tulip. The rose. The dahlia might not immediately come to mind as part of that colorful group, but it certainly doesnât go without celebration. Around the world there are hundreds of societies and events devoted to the dahlia, with one flower parade, Hollandâs Bloemencorso Zundert, enlisting roughly 8 million dahlia blooms each year in the construction
May Pang’s photos from John Lennon’s “Lost Weekend” get a dedicated weekend at Marmot Art Space (opens the original)
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When you imagine John Lennonâs late and post-Beatles career, itâs hard to dissociate him from Yoko Ono. From 1968 onward, their personal, political and creative lives were so tightly intertwined that itâs rare to find a contemporary article or interview where they arenât mentioned in the same breath. In 1973, however, Ono had a different arrangement in mind. By her own account, she approached their joint full-time assistant of three years, a young twentysomething named May Pang, with a c
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