One Artist Works for Civil Rights
Megan Sukys/Dave Beck
12/03/2004
Today's featured music selection
At 2:05pm – Arts Brewery
The former Rainier Brewery alongside Interstate 5 in Seattle is undergoing yet another transformation in its long history. The old brew kettles are moving out and the spaces in the sprawling landmark are being renovated into 70 "live/work" lofts for regional artists. Conan Gale is the project site manager for the Arts Brewery and an advocate for affordable spaces for Seattle artists. Conan Gale talks with Dave Beck about his long time dream of remaking the brewery into a thriving creative community.
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At 2:30pm - One Artist Works for Civil Rights
Seattle artist and illustrator Julie Paschkis was not happy on November 3rd. She had worked for John Kerry's election and like many Democrats, she wanted to do something to effect political change. Paschkis took stock of her abilities, and decided to focus on what she did best: drawing. Now Julie Paschkis has created a line of greeting cards she plans to sell this holiday season, with all profits going directly to the American Civil Liberties Union. KUOW's Marcie Sillman speaks with the artist.
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At 2:50pm - Film Reviews with Robert Horton
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