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Harper Regan: A Song Made Up of a Single Note
In 1960s British cinema, an archetype developed of the frumpy or middle-aged woman who, brought to a dead stop by her boring or chaotic life, decided to change things with neither grace nor guile. In a series of...
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Jakarta Fashion Week Rallies for Fabulous Finish Despite Trouble in Paradise
After an ostensibly precocious debut November 3 from Lie Sang Bong and Sebastian Gunawan that set the bar almost impossibly high, expectations for the rest of the week at the Jakarta Fashion Week 2013 were... -
Jakarta Fashion Week Kicks Off With Tropical Bang
In the pantheon of fashion week coverage, New York, London, Milan and Paris may get the majority of the headlines, but those cities sometimes feel tired after a certain point. Part of the soul of fashion is adventure... -
In The Woods, a High Fashion Affair
Ever since Karl Lagerfeld hosted his legendary Soirée Moratoire Noire party specifying “tragique exigée absolument noire” (“totally black tragic dress required”) in 1977, to say the goth aesthetic has...
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Inside A Bag, a Hug
The statistics are sobering.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), cancer is the second most common cause of death in the United States. Almost everyone either has had or knows...
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Artist of the Week 10/24-10/30: Elene Usdin and Her Visual Language
For as long as the Parisian native Elene Usdin can remember, she’s been an artist. But while such a proclamation might be expected of someone who resides in the city of love, creativity and inspiration, or at the very... -
Artist of the Week 10/24-10/30: Nikki Douthwaite Makes Art in the Fast Lane – Dots and All
Nikki Douthwaite is obsessed. No, not like Tony Shalhoub’s famously germaphobic detective in the TV series Monk, but really obsessed.
The obsession — dots. Hundreds, thousands, hundreds of thousands of...
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The Corcoran Gallery of Art: Coast To Coast Dreaming
From Ocean Park, California to Arlington Cemetery, Virginia, dreams come in many forms. Between wakefulness and slumber, the artist can find inspiration for his or her next creation. For West Coast abstract painter... -
‘Through the Yellow Hour’: Apocalypse Again
Ever since 9/11, the American public’s fascination with the possibility of a post-apocalyptic, doomsday scenario in our country has manifested itself time and time again in our artistic output (think Cormac...
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‘Einstein on the Beach’: A Fleeting Train of Sound and Movement
What happens when you take an opera, and throw everything conventional about it out of the window? Get rid of the plot. Trade soaring music and lyrics for soothing repetition. Tell the audience that, due to a lack of...
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