Downtown Tucsonan - November 2007 - (Page 3)

downtown tucsonan november 2007 • issue 66 I nsi de w w w. d o w n t o w n t u c s o n . c o m Publisher: David Olsen dave@downtowntucson.org Editor: Donovan Durband dondurband@downtowntucson.org contributors: Lee Allen, Diane Daly, Donovan Durband, Brandi Haga, Ken Scoville, Brian Maloney, Jamie Manser, David Olsen, Dolly Spalding, Paul Tumarkin, David Ziegler-Voll event Listings: Jamie Manser jamie@downtowntucson.org Art Director: David Ziegler-Voll david@creativetornado.com design and Layout: Troy J. Martin, David Ziegler-Voll Advertising sales: Jamie Manser, David Olsen classifieds: Brandi Haga classifieds@downtowntucson.org The Downtown Tucsonan is published on the 1st of every month by Downtown Tucson Partnership, 110 S. Church Ave, Ste. 6140, Tucson, Arizona 85701. (520) 547-3342 tel (520) 547-3344 fax info@downtowntucson.org The Downtown Tucsonan is available free of charge. Additional copies of the current issue may be purchased for $1 payable in advance at The Downtown Tucsonan office. No person may, without prior written permission of The Downtown Tucsonan, take more than one copy of each month’s issue. The entire contents of The Downtown Tucsonan are copyright © 2007 by the Downtown Tucson Partnership. No portion may be reproduced in whole or part by any means without the express written permission of the Publisher, Downtown Tucson Partnership , 110 S. Church Ave, ste. 6140, Tucson, Arizona 85701. Subcriptions are available for $10 (12 issues). The views expressed in this publication are not necessarily those of the publisher, Downtown Tucson Partnership downtown tucson Partnership Board of directors: Bob Wadlow, Carlotta Flores, Fiore Iannacone, Jeff DiGregorio, Mac Hudson, Rick Luyties, Nancy Lutz, Bill Ponder, Susan Gamble, Steve Lynn, Larry Finuf, Michael Crawford, Mike Kasser, Ron Schwabe, Richard Oseran, Bob Vint, Leslie Tolbert, Mike Hein, Chuck Huckelberry, Larry Hecker, Doug Kennedy, Michael Keith, Michael Chihak, Roger Karber, John Humenik, Don Bourn, Lorraine Lee, Rick Myers, Kanella Conklin, Renee Morton, Steve Quinlan, Colleen Niccum, Terri Mitchell, Jerry Dixon. The Downtown Tucson Partnership is committed to making Downtown Tucson the most dynamic urban center in the Southwest. From the Editor 4 Downtown Lowdown Vital Signs - Found Magazine on Tour Jamie Manser - Walkin’ the Talk Lee Allen - 25th El Tour to Draw 10,000 Riders, 40,000 Visitors Downtown Tucsonan Staff - M.O.U. to Ensue Lee Allen Downtown Live - Herbie Hancock – A Musical Institution of Innovation Brian Maloney - Notes Jamie Manser - Music Listings Arts - Inside the Studio: Colleena Hake Diane Daly - All Souls Procession Jamie Manser - Get Ready, Tucson. Paul Tumarkin Galleries 8 6 14 18 21 24 G u i d e Yo u r s e l f T h r o u g h O p e n S t u d i o s Performance and Film 22 on the cover: artists represented during the open studio arts tour (see more on page 22). cindy guare, bryan crow, daniel lehman, ann tracy-lopez, kevin mclaughlin, joe hatton, molly mcclintock, dana ann smith, kathryn wilde, mariana carreras, mary lou williams, maurice sevigny, cynthia miller, elizabeth criger, barbara cowlin, meryl goldman, p hanson, rita guidi, trisha flynn, william deraymond, zoe walsh, carolyn king, neda contreras, elizabeth frank, catherine eyde, ann keuper, janet k miller, linda rosenfield, tom philabaum, willie mcclendon, janet k burner. 26 Museums 2 8 Eve n t s Historic Downtown - Siting Tucson’s Downtown Main Library Ken Scoville Billboard Classifieds 29 31 november.07. downtown tucsonan 3 http://www.downtowntucson.com http://www.tucsonmuseumofart.org http://www.tucsonmuseumofart.org

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Downtown Tucsonan - November 2007 Contents From the Editor Downtown Lowdown Vital Signs Downtown Live Arts Galleries Guide Yourself Through Open Studios Performance and Film Events Museums Historic Downtown Billboard Classifieds

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