Arts & Entertainment

Love getaway

by Niels Strandskov
Published February 12, 2004

"The Triplets of Belleville" tells a simple story of devotion with odd imagery.

Genetic revelations

by Katrina Wilber
Published February 12, 2004

The Weisman's new exhibit questions the ethics behind scientific breakthroughs.

McNamara’s wall

by Tom Horgen
Published February 12, 2004

Filmmaker Errol Morris describes a life lived through the deaths of others.

Burning like a silver flame

by Keri Carlson
Published February 12, 2004

M. Ward sees little difference when it comes to old and new ideas of love.

No future for you

by Keri Carlson
Published February 12, 2004

Mark Mallman and Ryan Olcott make bleak music for a scary time.

Formerly known as prints

by Katrina Wilber
Published February 12, 2004

The Nash Gallery hosts the National Print Biennial.

Dancing the plot away

by Tom Horgen
Published February 12, 2004

Robert Altman's mock ballet documentary sacrifices narrative for a touch of class.

Pleasure & principles

by Niels Strandskov
Published February 12, 2004

The Smitten Kitten sells sex toys with the community in mind.

The center cannot hold

by Gabriel Shapiro
Published February 12, 2004

Unless you live under a very big rock, you're aware that Coffman Union reopened last year after a protracted spate of construction and a whole bunch of hullabaloo. It's nice to have the place back, not...

Write to the heart

by Greg Corradini
Published February 12, 2004

A.R. Gurney's "Love Letters" needs action and emotion to balance its clever exchanges.