2014 — The Monarch Review — Page 19
An Interview With Anne Petty
Monday, March 31, 2014 14:44 — 0 Comments
A man leaning over a chair, another man squatting shirtless, a woman helping to pick up a friend by his arm. These moments, often lost in the day-to-day, are not forgotten by artist Anne Petty. She captures these awkward, human moments in rich paintings. We wanted to catch up with Anne, who was a contributor to our third print edition, Monarch #3, and ask her about her work.
Surviving a Car Accident – Holly Dahlstrom
Thursday, March 27, 2014 23:33 — 0 Comments
5am brought us a pitch black morning on this long awaited adventure to Treefort Music Fest in Boise, ID, but thank goodness the rain from the night before had stopped. Now we – the Seattle band Friends and Family – would get to see the sunrise over the Cascades in an hour or so as we slowly made our way to the festival we had been so looking forward to. While our drummer and electric guitarist fried up some potatoes and brewed the coffee, our auxiliary percussionist and I stepped out to face the trunk of the Rhino (the Buick […]
Beauty Was the Case That They Gave Me – Jane Wong
Thursday, March 27, 2014 14:21 — 2 Comments
What I discovered: there is no such thing as too much beauty, too much poetry, or too much limoncello! I ended my Wednesday night of APRIL’s festival (Authors, Publishers, and Readers of Independent Literature) eating chicken rice at Kedai Makan. But really, I wish I ate “pieces of toast dipped in toilet water†because that’s what one Mark Leidner poem deliciously suggests.Â
The Monarch Drinks With Socialism
Tuesday, March 25, 2014 13:10 — 1 Comment
On Tuesday, March 18th, Seattle Councilwoman Kshama Sawant and The Stranger’s Charles Mudede engaged in the Town Hall discussion, Why Socialism, Why Now?, moderated by Deepa Bhandaru. The Monarch sent co-founding editor Caleb Thompson to write about the talk, the video of which you can see in its entirety here.Â
A Generous Fundraiser
Tuesday, March 25, 2014 10:35 — 0 Comments
Seattle bands Theoretics, Funky 2 Death, Half Kingdom, along with musicians Daniel Blue and Sam Miller will be performing at the High Dive Sunday, March 30th in order to raise money for a friend and his two high school-aged siblings who lost their parents and whose house had a tree fall on it.Â
An Interview With Wes Hurley
Thursday, March 20, 2014 13:24 — 0 Comments
The Russian-born Wes Hurley has been making short films in Seattle since his time at the University of Washington. His latest creation, “Capitol Hill”, features the wonderful boylesque dancer, Waxie Moon, as well as a number of characters from the Drag Queen and burlesque scene here in the city. We had a chance to chat with Wes and get a sense of what the new projects aims to achieve in the ever-changing Emerald City culture.
Two Poems – Christopher Albanese (aka Tomorrow’s Man)
Thursday, March 20, 2014 12:40 — 1 Comment
Her Eyes, Cobalt
Jake Uitti On Hangin Tuff Episode #2 With Half-Breed
Wednesday, March 19, 2014 13:18 — 0 Comments
Welcome to the new mini-series where we ask five Seattle folk their thoughts on the new music interview and variety show, Hangin Tuff, presented by Bobbi Rich. This week, Jake Uitti, Managing Editor of the Monarch Review, offers his thoughts on episode #5.
Band In Seattle: Blackheart Honeymoon and Le Sang Song
Wednesday, March 19, 2014 12:58 — 0 Comments
Every Saturday night at 11PM on KSTW (Channel 11 in the Emerald City), Band In Seattle broadcasts their newest episode. This week the TV show, which features local musicians’ music and interviews, will present Blackheart Honeymoon and Le Sang Song. To get a little insight into the program, we asked BIS founder Conrad Denke about what’s coming up this week.
The answer isn't poetry, but rather language
- Richard Kenney
