He Who Smelt It, Drew It
Artist and Lawrence ex-pat Travis Millard returns with some fresh fudge
Although he’s called L.A. home since 2001, Travis Millard's work is still strewn about town—perhaps mostly prominently on the back porch of the Replay—usually signed “tm2.” Millard returns to Lawrence this week for two engagements.
Six Appeal
6x6 show proves it’s not the size of the art, but how you use it
Said that loony broad in the turban from “Sunset Boulevard,” Norma Desmond, “I am big, it’s the pictures that got small.” Most of the artists in the 6x6 show, while not suffering from the megalomaniacal dementia of Ms. Desmond, might tend to agree...
Urban Planting
A guide for getting your garden growing
Almost anyone can take steps towards creating their own food sources. Starting a garden in whatever space you have available is patriotic, rebellious, political, and most of all, freeing. But it does take some work.
Townie guide to… rabbit Jesus eggs
Everyone knows our traditions are really just fluffy symbols from pagan Spring rites and rituals—because it’s hard to get kids pumped up about blood and poop and dead bodies and grieving mothers and reformed whores.
The Cherry Only Falls So Far from the Tree
Sibling songwriting duo leads KC band’s debut CD
Alternating between mighty guitar rock and softer elements like folky banjo and whispered vocals, Kansas City's The Cherry Tree Parade comes out of the gate strong on its debut recording.
Style Scout: Sabastion Simmons
I don't like when people wear bright yellow snakeskin pants, or animal-print pants in general.
Save & Splurge: Randy Schwartz
I'm a master at coasting—driving without using the gas pedal. You've got to play the hills.
I'd Like to Habeas HER Corpus
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