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Gig Harbor Is Washington With a Touch of Venice Sep. 03, 2023
By Jim Farber It's a picture-perfect day as "O Sole Mio," the classic song of the gondolier, wafts o... Read More
See Tacoma Through Its Colorful Glass Aug. 20, 2023
By Jim Farber In 1965 a talented young art student at the University of Washington named Dale Chihul... Read More
Brainwashed in Beverly Hills Jul. 30, 2023
By Jim Farber "What is that?" It's easy to imagine people asking each other this question when they... Read More
Artificial Intelligence: The Perspective War Feb. 09, 2023
In 2022, a momentous event occurred that forever changed the trajectory of human history. OpenAI unv... Read More
Artists Seek More Control, Less Fine Print Dec. 12, 2020
If breaking into the entertainment industry requires a Faustian bargain, Taylor Swift and Dave Chapp... Read More
'Are We Not Your Fellow Artists?': The Solitude of Cuba's San Isidro Movement Dec. 05, 2020
Liberty, equality, fraternity. So goes the French Revolutionary motto to which the abolitionist soci... Read More
States Shouldn't Be Copyright Pirates Mar. 28, 2020
Nearly 300 years after Blackbeard's flagship sank off the North Carolina coast, the nation's highest... Read More
'Art' and Its Ugly Consequences Jul. 18, 2019
Late last month, Andrew Anthony wrote in The Guardian a glowing review of Nick Broomfield's new docu... Read More
Lofty Ideals Mar. 09, 2019
Artists have always sought out unusual and unexpected places to live, prioritizing cheap rents where... Read More
Noble Work Under Virgo Sun Aug. 29, 2018
An invigorating Aries moon lends energy to the long list of work items conjured up by the solar sojo... Read More
Is Your Career Your Life? Nov. 19, 2015
Q: I have been married for 30 years to the same man. He recently retired from the informational tech... Read More
Where Are the Passionate Editors? Oct. 23, 2015
Stipulated: David Brooks isn't that smart. As editor of The Weekly Standard — the neocon rag... Read More
