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Thursday,
November
20
, 2008
02
:42
pm
Buildings, like people hold many secrets. In Self Portrait with Empty House, actor and playwright Edgar Oliver reveals the secrets of his own building, in this captivating one man show.
Reviewed by: Ilana Novick
Edgar Oliver’s one-man play, East Tenth Street: Self Portrait with Empty House is an unsentimental yet utterly captivating...
Thursday,
November
20
, 2008
04
:44
am
By now, many of you are quite familiar with Mel Chin’s nationwide Fundred project to help highlight the issue of lead contaminated soil in New Orleans. Students and professional artists all across the country are designing “Fundred” hundred dollar bills that will be collected in an artistic collaboration involving thousands...
Thursday,
November
20
, 2008
01
:35
am
I saw this online yesterday as it occured in my city. A project done by an LA based Iraqi Veterans Against the War set out 4171 toy US Soldiers at a gas station at late night (since the action, the number of US soldiers has climbed to 4,193). Not that...
Thursday,
November
20
, 2008
12
:00
am
EXCLUSIVE: Gabriel Orozco discusses recent photographs taken in Mexico and Ecuador in 2007, and the role photography plays in his broader artistic practice.
Gabriel Orozco’s sculptures and photographs disrupt conventional notions of reality. Drawing our attention to slips in logic, philosophical games, and hidden geometries, Orozco uncovers the extraordinary aspects of...
Wednesday,
November
19
, 2008
10
:05
pm
President-elect Barack Obama is beginning to create his cabinet and assess roles within the upcoming administration.
Wednesday,
November
19
, 2008
09
:00
pm
A new body of work by Trenton Doyle Hancock (Season 2) will be on view at James Cohan Gallery New York, November 20 through January 10, 2009.
Hancock’s fourth exhibition at the gallery, FEAR includes paintings, wall drawings, and a new portfolio of twenty mixed media prints that the artist recently completed at the Brodsky Center for...
Wednesday,
November
19
, 2008
07
:02
pm
Just two days after the judge declared the trial of three men suspected of involvement in Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya's murder would be open to the public, reporters were ordered to clear the courtroom. The presiding judge declared that the 20 selected jurors had requested closed proceedings. The defendants' lawyers,...
Wednesday,
November
19
, 2008
06
:42
pm
Jeff Seelbach
Juan Evo Morales Ayma, President of Bolivia, spoke in New York on Tuesday as part of the Columbia University World Leaders Forum. Morales, the first indigenous president in Bolivian history, was elected in 2005. In September of this year, he kicked out the U.S. Ambassador to Bolivia, accusing him...
Wednesday,
November
19
, 2008
06
:42
pm
Jeff Seelbach
Juan Evo Morales Ayma, President of Bolivia, spoke in New York on Tuesday as part of the Columbia University World Leaders Forum. Morales, the first indigenous president in Bolivian history, was elected in 2005. In September of this year, he kicked out the U.S. Ambassador to Bolivia, accusing him...
Wednesday,
November
19
, 2008
05
:53
pm
Senators from Michigan, Ohio, and Missouri are working late tonight, trying to reach a compromise that would allow automakers to tap into $25 billion in government money that was set aside for retooling plants to make "cars of the future."
Funny that no one calls that an earmark....
Wednesday,
November
19
, 2008
02
:00
pm
View and download the new NATURE Comic Book: "Lobo: King of the Currumpaw."
Download as PDF [1.7 MB]
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Adapted by MARK EVANIER
Illustrated by THOMAS YEATES
Lettered by TODD KLEIN
Wednesday,
November
19
, 2008
01
:33
pm
My calendar tends to get booked up far in advance and so I don’t usually focus on what I’m doing on a given day until a few days before. As a result, I hadn’t really focused on my plans for last night until well into the afternoon, long after I...
Wednesday,
November
19
, 2008
11
:46
am
Neeraj and her mother Devki from Wide Angle's Back to School
“What’s so great about being educated,” asks Devki, a mother from Rajasthan, India whose daughter Neeraj appears in Wide Angle’s film Time For School. “Even if you study, these educated people have nothing to do….We educated our sons and what...
Wednesday,
November
19
, 2008
09
:25
am
James Donald, one of the producers of American Eagle, responds to some of your comments.
Thank you for all of the comments so far -– I’m touched to see how the film has affected people so deeply. We’re happy that our story of the bald eagle was able to reach such a wide...
Wednesday,
November
19
, 2008
03
:40
am
At a recent Journal meeting with my co-editors (Christina Ulke and Robby Herbst), we were identifying how the current climate would affect our work. While some of our idealisms would imagine nothing substantive changing with the recent election, we agreed optimistically to assume otherwise. (I mean Echo Park had...
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