These days, we're all adapting to COVID-19 realities, artists and arts entities included. Two stories of change and adaptation are featured on this week's NWAR: A tale of a unique way of keeping visual art alive in the Spokane area that seems to be morphing into a new tradition called Art on the Go, and the story of a philosophical approach to the cancellation of a popular music festival that springs from a musical metaphor--the Grand Pause. Jim Tevenan hosts; Spokane artists Denny Carman and Morgan Walters are guests, as well as Walla Walla Chamber Music Festival Artistic Director, Timothy Christie.
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