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- Jeff Brouws
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Photographer Jeff Brouws has a voracious appetite for the real America — the one that unfolds along the continental highways, arranges its post-industrial ruins in daisy chains of small towns, and does its best to resist its neglected urban centers.
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- Artkrush
Tue November 18, 07:42 AM
- Gang Gang Dance
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Rumor has it that Gang Gang Dance had Saint Dymphna pretty much in the can three years ago. As such, the New York tribe/band's first proper album since 2005 references the house- and disco-influenced dance-rock that was then coming into vogue.
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- Earplug
- Fri November 14, 06:07 AM
- The Alcoholic
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Saying that authors and alcohol go hand in hand is an exercise in gross understatement. Jonathan Ames' newest — a not-so-subtly titled graphic novel — is a darkly comic depiction of the demons that plague even the most successful artists.
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- Boldtype
- Wed November 12, 04:50 AM
- Place Makers
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Place Makers exhibits local architects whose work mirrors the social and economic transformation of the Australian state. Along with a strong visual emphasis on the lush environment, the exhibition spotlights contemporary-design motifs.
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- Artkrush
- Tue November 11, 05:33 AM
- School of Seven Bells
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It's fitting that sisters Alejandra and Claudia Deheza and ex-Secret Machines member Benjamin Curtis derived their band name from a mythical pickpocket academy; the group deftly pulls disparate strands of pop without attracting undue attention.
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- Earplug
- Fri November 07, 05:50 AM
- The Sacred Book of the Werewolf
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With The Sacred Book of the Werewolf, madcap Russian novelist Victor Pelevin delivers a metaphysical tale that centers around the spiritual journey and sexual exploits of a 2,000-year-old werefox named A Hu-Li.
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- Boldtype
- Thu November 06, 08:44 AM
- Leandro Erlich
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A master of illusion, Leandro Erlich amazes audiences with whimsical installations, sculptures, photographs, and videos. His celebrated Swimming Pool installation is currently enchanting visitors at P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center.
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- Artkrush
- Mon November 03, 03:36 AM
- On the Campaign Trail
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Christopher Hayes, the Washington, DC editor for The Nation, offers insights on Obama's ground game, where a broken-down Republican party might head come November 5, and the long-forgotten reasoning behind voting on a Tuesday.
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- Activate
- Fri October 31, 04:49 AM
- Tussle
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With a recent series of personnel shifts, Tussle have added another dimension, taking their music into free-ranging, cosmic arenas. It's fitting that the band released its new album on August 8, 2008, in honor of a certain sacrosanct Roland product.
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- Earplug
- Wed October 29, 04:42 AM
- Alison Jackson
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Fascinated by the media's exaltation of celebrity and the public's appetite for any glimpse into the lives of the rich and famous, British artist Alison Jackson creates titillating scenarios starring meticulously cast lookalikes.
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- Artkrush
- Tue October 28, 12:54 PM
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