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Though David Belisle is 10 feet tall, he has a unique knack for barely being there. The gorgeously unpretentious and intimate moments he captures make you feel like you're looking at someone's family album—if that family included Patti Smith, Karen O, Neil Young, and Fleet Foxes. This new exhibit includes candids and portraits, as well as landscapes taken during Belisle's time spent touring the world with R.E.M. and Yeah Yeah Yeahs. The show will be extra sweetened with a live set by Tiny Vipers. (Easy Street Records, 4559 California Ave SW, 938-3279. 7 pm [Tiny Vipers at 9 pm], free.)
by Kelly OWe Also Recommend…
- Big Business, Thrones and Slave Traitor, Thu., Nov. 5, 8 p.m. at El Corazon
- The Old, Weird America, Tuesdays-Sundays. Continues through Jan. 3 at Frye Art Museum
- Capitalism: A Love Story, at Metro Cinemas and Des Moines Cinema
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The Adoration of Alexander Calder
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Meet Your New Mayor
Richard Conlin, the city council president, is now the most powerful politician in Seattle. What's he going to do about it?
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