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Take Five: Artist Amy Shackleton Combines Nature with the Industrial
The last time we wrote about Amy Shackleton’s impeccably brilliant landscapes, she was working on a new series that would expose recent developments of sustainable buildings across Canada. Two years later... -
Take Five: Raphael Mazzucco Enlivens the Art World
While some of you might not recognize the name Raphael Mazzucco, you probably have seen his iconic photographs on your local newsstand, gracing the covers and pages of publications like Sports Illustrated, Vanity Fair... -
Cannibal Sheds the Conventions of the Horror Genre and Replaces Them with…Nothing
Read the synopsis of Spanish director Manuel Martín Cuenca’s latest film, Caníbal (Cannibal), and you’ll probably think to yourself, ‘Well, at least it won’t be boring.’ After all, it’s about a salacious... -
Take Five: Jeff Koons Invades the Whitney
The Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City is in for a major transformation when it opens its doors to visitors in its new facility downtown in spring 2015, but before closing its gates to a lifetime of... -
Long Road to the Top: ‘Jersey Boys’ Star Lou Volpe Talks Entertainment, Sacrifice, and Beginning A New Career
The multi-talented Lou Volpe recently sat down with GALO to discuss working with the man (Clint Eastwood) who got him into horseback riding, being a newly emigrated Italian teenager in the era of The Four Seasons, and... -
Author Confidential With H.P. Mallory
Author H.P. Mallory recently partook in our new series, where she divulged what scares her the most, her favorite summer song, and who she thinks Shakespeare really was. -
Love and the Comedy of Authenticity: An Interview with the Directors of ‘Meet the Patels’
What started out nearly 10 years ago as a family trip to India, has now become one of the most endearing documentaries yet to be made about the search for love. Private and soul baring, comedic and tragic, alienating... -
An Underground Playground: Bounce Below Invites Visitors to Jump inside a Cave
Have you ever wanted to soar through the dark confines of a cave like a bat awakened from its peaceful slumber? Well, now you can. With a little help from a few colossal trampoline-like nets, walkaways and... -
Entering Eden in Western Washington
Before this article progresses further, it should be established that western Washington State is not America. Instead, it’s another world. But what world could it be, exactly? A vast swath of unspoiled country first... -
‘The Fault in Our Stars’ Is Beautifully Tragic
“The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars, but in ourselves...” Shakespeare’s eloquent words from Julius Caesar serve as the inspiration for the title The Fault in Our Stars, and capture a dilemma that all...
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