Style Weekly
Richmond's alternative for news, arts, culture and opinion
- Issue Archive for
- Apr 3-9, 2002
- Vol. 20, No. 14
News & Features
Chesterfield Volunteers Allege Animal Abuse
Street Talk
Engineer Will Face Reva in 8th District
Richmond School Board member Jackie Jackson is vacating her post to run for City Council on Nov. 5.
Neither Here Nor There
At the bus station, people wait. Life doesn't.
What I Do
Mike Bernard, 26, Paintball aficionado
Ottoman Empire
For one Richmond woman, building her brand of ottomans is a spiritual thing.
Arts & Events
What's This Knob Do?
Hip-hop at Chopstix
In the Bedrooms
Fine direction and acting make "Duct-Tape to Family-Time" powerful.
Art at Work
Markel Corp.'s Alan Kirshner thinks fine art brightens the work experience, and his employees are smiling.
film: Room for Improvement
Jodie Foster’s in full kick-butt mode, but “Panic Room” exasperates as often as it thrills.
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Recently reviewed
Cafe Bella and Paragon Pharmacy
Songs: Ohwhatevva
Music
Across the Void
Shirin Neshat's "Rapture" forces the viewer to choose between men and women.
Vocal Art
Sussan Deyhim's voice penetrates your inner space while it awakens "Rapture."
Investigative Poetry
Beat poet Ed Sanders brings his political agenda and poetry to the James River Film Festival.
From Elaine to Ellie
Has Julia Louis-Dreyfus' new show broken the "Seinfeld" curse?
No Jackie Required
Being There
Loneliness
Thomas Petzwinkler's exhibit, "Alone"
Recently Read
Boulevard; When Katie Wakes; Heads Up; The Secret Life of Bees
The premiere
"The Snowflake Crusade"
Relaxed Relationship
This time, Ruth Naomi Feinblum put the creative process before the performance.
Clubs
Club Listings
Food & Drink
Opinion & Blogs
Subtle Changes
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