Seth Sommerfeld
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Reinaldo Gil Zambrano’s studio inside of Spokane Print & Publishing Center helps him hone his craft (opens the original)
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The detail-rich expressionistic worlds of expert relief and intaglio printmaker Reinaldo Gil Zambrano vividly evoke places that exist in the corners of our memories. And while the Venezuelan native might be at the top of his craft, you (yes, you reading this) could work in the same studio space where he plies his trade. Thatâs because Zambranoâs studio is the Spokane Print & Publishing Center, the nonprofit community print shop on North Ash Street that he co-founded in 2019. Hereâs the thi
Can we clean up the gross toxicity in modern music stan culture? (opens the original)
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Back in June, popstar Olivia Rodrigo went on the radio show KISS Breakfast and dropped the following unnerving factoid about some of her fans. âI have been to certain concerts and certain festivals where people wear diapers so that they can be front row of the show,â Rodrigo said. âAnd thatâs been an experience, as a performer, that I have smelled.â Alas, this is far from an isolated incident. Folk-pop singer-songwriter Noah Kahan responded after a video went viral showing a stadium wo
Levi Steverding continues the summer tradition of hosting local summer music festival Cannonball in his backyard (opens the original)
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Itâs always fun when you can gather friends in your backyard on a nice summer day to play some music, soak in the sun and maybe drink a couple beers. Levi Steverding agrees⦠he just happens to have an open invite for 450 would-be friends. On Saturday, July 25, Steverdingâs backyard in Browneâs Addition will host the seventh edition of the free summer outdoor music festival known as Cannonball. Drawing its name from the abode resting on a corner of Cannon St. and being a party (i.e. a bal
Singer-songwriter Melissa Etheridge chats about leaning into country on her new album, Rise, and touring this summer with Wynonna Judd (opens the original)
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With an emotionally raw voice capable of cutting through any wall of noise, thereâs not a lot that Melissa Etheridge hasnât done over the 40+ years of her career.  The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominee has been commercially and critically successful since the release of her 1988 self-titled debut album, and she hasnât really slowed down since then. A cultural trailblazer, Etheridge came out as a lesbian in 1993 â back when that was still considered both taboo and commercially risky â
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