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The author of The Posthuman Dada Guide: Tzara and Lenin Play Chess is coming to Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat

Faculty member Andy Law encourages students to invent strategies that directly address the role of social equity and inclusion in design.

Originally for screen, Madi is director’s comic book with Alex de Campi and other artists

Who is the phoenix when she is in the womb There’s a corniness in moments like this, and in moments when the play reënacts traumas that are too familiar and too close to us in time to take symbolic flight: a comic dance involving grocery sanitization and uncertainty about mask hygiene left me cringing, but not necessarily clearer about the inner lives of Angel and Bae. The real intrigue of “Zoetrope” lies in the specifics of its production. Angel and Bae’s apartment—one room acting a...

Reply May 13, 2021 April was not only Earth Month, but also National Poetry Month. The Colorado Springs Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Services Department recently held a Leave No Trace trainer course for the new Trails Open Space and Parks (TOPS) seasonal staff members. In celebration of these two themes, we decided to initiate the course with an activity called the Exquisite Corpse Technique. Subscribe During this icebreaker, the six participants as well as the two instructors each contribut...

Pixabay / Pexels In honor of National Poetry Month this April, Sounds Good will present special programming Mondays beginning April 5th at 11 am. These programs from PRX will honor significant poetry contributions of the last 200 years from Plath to Whitman, Dickenson to Kerouac.  See WKMS National Poetry Month programming below: Monday, April 5th at  The Poetry of Emily Dickinson: A Big Read Documentary  Emily Dickinson is not only one of the supreme lyric poets of American literature...

Copy Link A year of COVID completely upended nearly every sector of the arts. How have you gotten by?  (Illustration by Vida Kuang) A year ago, on the verge of shelter in place, country singer/songwriter Rosanne Cash offered an encouraging reminder to the world’s artists, writers, musicians and other creatives: that “when Shakespeare was quarantined because of the plague, he wrote Looking back now, things didn’t work out quite so well for most artists in today’s pandemic. With jobs lo...

Sharjah Art Foundation convenes March Meeting, launches SB15 04 Mar 2021 Muhammad Yusuf, Features Writer March Meeting 2021 (MM 2021), the annual Sharjah Art Foundation convening of artists, curators and art practitioners to explore critical issues in contemporary art, returns as an expanded 10-day, hybrid on-site and online programme (Mar. 12 – 21). Examining the 30-year history of the Sharjah Biennial and the future of the biennial model through panels, lectures and performance...

CTM 2021: SFX – XquisiteForce.AV CTM 2021: SFX – XquisiteForce.AV An audiovisual ‘Exquisite Corpse’ featuring contributions from a host of musicians and visual artists. Last year, Berlin-based musician Zoë Mc Pherson and visual artist Alessandra Leone launched a unique collaborative project through their SFX platform called XquisiteForce. The project is an audiovisual update of the ‘Exquisite Corpse’, a collaborative assemblage technique developed by the Surrealists in the 1920s. I...

“ASMR For White Liberals” and Other Reviews From Slamdance 2021 Slamdance Film Review: The Sleeping Negro John Connor Hammond’s short “ASMR For White Liberals” hilariously razzes white liberals who mistake personal ego-stroking for allyship.  ASMR (autonomous sensory meridian response) uses relaxing sights and sounds to create in the recipient a sedative sensation from head to toe.  Using a black whisperer, Hammond brings up irritating white liber...