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Presence in the Pause: Interiority and its Radical Immanence / Jennifer Ling Datchuk: Eat Bitterness - Vimarsana News

Presence in the Pause: Interiority and its Radical Immanence / Jennifer Ling Datchuk: Eat Bitterness

Two new exhibitions Presence in the Pause & Jennifer Ling Datchuk presented by Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts

Source: e-flux.com
Under Review: Crybaby, Babe Corner - Vimarsana News

Under Review: Crybaby, Babe Corner

By the first line of the opening track “Takedown,” I am already sad. If you, like me, are susceptible to a wistful guitar, the ones curling in by the track’s second line will be enough to sink you into a contemplative mood for the rest of the day. But the fun of Babe Corner’s first full-length album, the aptly named Crybaby, is that the lows are never too low. An indie rock band from Vancouver, Babe Corner is comprised of five members: Haley Blais, Lilli Carr, Alli Deleo, Jess Jones, and Lindsay Sjoberg. They describe themselves as having a “nostalgic roc...

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'Reckless Rolodex' opens this week at UIC's Gallery 400 - Vimarsana News

'Reckless Rolodex' opens this week at UIC's Gallery 400

Lawrence Steger was born in St. Louis, Missouri, in 1961 and died in Chicago in 1999.

Art for winter 2023: 10 shows for the new year - Vimarsana News

Art for winter 2023: 10 shows for the new year

Shows include Hyde Park Art Center’s emerging artist biennial show "Ground Floor" and “Reckless Rolodex," which celebrates Lawrence Steger's legacy.

Opinion | How Is Depression Treated? This Psychiatrist Shows Us. - Vimarsana News

Opinion | How Is Depression Treated? This Psychiatrist Shows Us.

Too often, I see patients get stuck in a loop of medication, with little relief in sight.