Tacoma, April 2011

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Art vs. Tech

We sent a couple of Tacoma’s more plugged-in artists 20 questions about their relationship with technology. They sent us some answers.

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Daisey, Unchained

Mike Daisey is startling the customers.

Dressed all in black and sweating visibly, the large, cherubic man is sitting in a small Vietnamese restaurant two blocks from the Berkeley Repertory Theatre, where he is finishing the first run of his latest one-man show, The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs. (Read this story now in our Seattle edition.)
Made in Seattle

A look at inspiration in three unlikely workshops. (Read this story now in our Seattle edition.)

First Up

Food Stuff: Made in the I-D

If you pay a visit to Northwest Tofu, enter through the back alley. (Read this story now in our Seattle edition.)
In Store: Under the Radar

Where a salon is also an arts space. (Read this story now in our Seattle edition.)
Lost in the Supermarket: Everywhereman

Musician Ian Moore makes his living from coast to coast and right here at home. (Read this story now in our Seattle edition.)
News: Risky Co-Sign

Sir Mix-a-Lot stands up for Macklemore, gets cut down. (Read this story now in our Seattle edition.)
Soapbox: Frontierland

I’m on the phone with the most intimidating arts presenter in America. (Read this story now in our Seattle edition.)
Style Profile: Throwback Couture

If you spot a guy in Seattle wearing a very polished retro suit, odds are good it was designed by Chris Jones, a local entrepreneur and fashionista with a serious penchant for the styles of ’60s and ’70s rock stars. (Read this story now in our Seattle edition.)