Thursday 23 May
OKG Newsletter
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All down the line
“Finish Line Films” kicked off with a screening of “Apollo 13.”
Art prints
Cynthia Marcoux’s “Illustration of the Infinite Monkey Theorem” can be seen in “24 Works on Paper.”
A new 'Hamlet'
Brenda Adelman’s one-woman show is a story about love and hate, passion and numbness, and how to find joy after you’ve lost everything.
Performing Arts
Ryan Querbach
On Saturday, Brenda Adelman brings her one-woman show, a take on the Shakespearean classic “Hamlet,” to Unity Spiritual Life Center, 5603 N.W. 41st.
Bedroom oasis
Betsy Colton of kS Design, lounges on a bedroom display in the kS Design shop.
Features
Jenny Coon Peterson
It turns out I missed my calling. I think I was born to name paint colors.
‘Curse’ words
A local amateur game designer debuts a retro-style game for Xbox Live.
Features
Stephen Carradini
Every kid who has played a Nintendo gaming system knows about that part in that level where you have to make the character jump from single block to single block across lava/water/space/ nothingness. That section is universally reviled, due to the amount of time sunk into dying over and over.
Be-jeweled
The french Cowgirl’s Jennifer Marcum models feather earrings.
Features
Jenny Coon Peterson
I was determined to find gold jewelry when I was in Florence. (Yes, still bringing up Italy. I promise to stop. Besides, I’m already itching to plan a trip to India and/or South Africa, so you have that to look forward to.)
Streakin'
Despite the name, Midnight Streak runners will remain fully clothed (sorry, voyeurs) and take off before the witching hour.
Puzzling proclamations from public figures
Letters to the Editor
Travis Ray Nance
“As the Government of the United States of America is not, in any sense, founded on the Christian religion …” —The first phrase of the Treaty of Tripoli, as submitted by President John Adams, ratified unanimously by the U.S. Senate in 1797.
The oldies
An assortment of vintage items inhabit Shabby Shack’s area inside Rink Gallery.
Features
Jenny Coon Peterson
Just because something’s been loved before doesn’t mean it can’t be loved again. Look at me with all this sage advice. It’s like Dear Abby over here at ShopGirl headquarters.
