Morse Clary, featured artist in Boswell Corner Galler through Dec. 11 in an exhibit titled "Journeys and Journals," shows sculptures, drawings and carved books. "Almost all of my work is with wood," said Clary. "I love wood because we all have a fond memory for it.
It's difficult for me to imagine holding premium graffiti as anything less than fine art. I struggle to see that graf-writers and vandalists are one in the same. Allow me to simultaneously out myself as a wannabe while outlining my position. Here goes… I grew up watching Seattle Supersonic Gary Payton talk shit on the hardwood and emulated his swaggering jaw-tactics while I was learning long division and state capitals.
The Theater Department announced the cast list for the upcoming production "Finding Home" Friday. Auditions were held Tuesday and Wednesday in Boswell Hall Room 001 and were open to the community. The first production for the play will be Feb. 18-20 and 25-27.
When My Morning Jacket's Jim James, solo artist M. Ward and Conor Oberst and Mike Mogis of Bright Eyes first jammed together onstage in 2004, a spark ignited. That spark developed into Monsters of Folk -- the latest collaboration of folk-minded indie rockers whose self-titled debut album has some labeling them as this era's Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young.
Caribbean sounds and rhythm from the Sandpoint High School Steel Drum Band warmed up Terry Jones' World Music class Friday. Directed by Aaron Gordon, the band, in its second year, performed earlier that day for the Idaho School Board at the Coeur d'Alene Resort and agreed to perform for Jones' class.
Dracula's' tomb surfaced at Lake City Playhouse's October production "Dracula," was an emotional performance; the actors created a dynamic stage presence representing the legend well. Coeur d'Alene actors and playwrights gave a solid performance as the tortured Renfield (David Carey) mainly ranting and raving in his downstage cell, "We are men at the mercy of angels.
Pho Thanh and Café, located at 2108 N. 4th Street, serves authentic Vietnamese food at reasonable rates. Sau Nguyen, 78, and his family moved from Saigon to the United States in the 80s. Nguyen said he worked in construction for 10 years and then opened his first restaurant in Spokane.
Middle school bands perform with NIC Wind Symphony: "Gathering of the Bands" will bring together eighth grade bands from the region to play with the NIC Wind Symphony on Wednesday in Schuler Performing Arts Center at 7:30 p.m. Admission is free. Music Department presents Christmas concert: NIC Concert Choir, NIC Wind Symphony, Madrigal Singers and Jazz Co.
With a commanding voice, polished hypnotist Dr. Trance welcomed the audience to his Nov. 4 performance in the lower level of the SUB. Students, staff and their family members filled nearly every seat as Dr. Trance greeted the onlookers. The students knew what to expect.