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Butt music
Yes you read that right. We’re going to have a little listen to a gluteal chorale today. You will enjoy it. (How could you not?) The composition comes to us courtesy of Dutch artist Hieronymus Bosch (1450 – 1516), a … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, Hieronymus Bosch, music, Resident Art Goblin, What is art?
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A symphony for the people
I’ve boasted more than once about the state of the arts in my beloved hometown. We’re at the resilient epicenter of a rust-belt renaissance, and we take our public arts very seriously. Not to put too fine a point on … Continue reading
Donald Glover’s American philosophy
Definitions fail us when we attempt to classify Donald Glover’s four-minute manifesto, This Is America. It’s a music video only in the most limiting sense. More accurately, it’s an experience, and not necessarily a pleasant one. DBA “Childish Gambino” (legend … Continue reading
The devil writes well – a chat with The Devil Strip’s Chris Horne
Alternative newspaper publishing might seem more like an anachronism than a workable business plan, yet since March, 2015 we in the Akron, Ohio area have been blessed with a vibrant, funny, and locally engaged alt-tabloid that is shining a light on … Continue reading
Tattoo new – culling sound from the ink
Staying with the tattoo theme for just a moment longer, the Deconstruction offers the sincerest of hat tips to Muscovite artist Dmitry Morozov (nom d’arte ::vtol::) for creating something brand new with what we’ve just this past week nominated as … Continue reading
Bring the Funk
There is music, and then there is funk. And along with all of funk’s myriad attractions (just try to sit still when George Clinton and P.Funk give it up) there is also this: funk is nothing if not inclusive. Or … Continue reading
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Tagged Alissia Benveniste, culture, funk, George Clinton, music, Parliament Funkadelic
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All hail the Theremin
Whether or not you enjoy the electronic oscillating tones of the twentieth century’s weirdest contribution to musical invention, you have to admit: the rise of the horror film wouldn’t have been possible (or at least wouldn’t have been the same) … Continue reading
I culture you: The Netflix Files
I am a recent convert to the Netflix experience. And as you probably know, there are no more fervent evangelists than the converts. Not to put too fine a point on it, but streaming entertainment content is what I’ve been … Continue reading
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Tagged Arrested Development, Charlton Heston, Cheech & Chong's Hey Watch This, comedy, documentary, I culture you, Ian Anderson, Jethro Tull: Nothing is Easy, movies, music, Netflix, Rex Harrison, Shut Up Little Man!, The Agony and the Ecstacy, Tommy Chong, TV, what is culture?
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A new look at Mozart
We learned this week that we have another look at the face of history’s most talented composer. This undated 18th-century portrait has been identified by Austrian researchers as one of just 14 known likenesses of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. This painting … Continue reading
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Tagged Amadeus Mozart, classical composers, culture, enlightenment, music, what is culture?
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