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Monthly Archives: March 2018
Dispatch from Haunting Lisbon
Lisbon is a haunting city. It is misty, caught in the process of decadence; its ambiance suggests a city that people long to hold onto yet haven’t been able to. You feel the old grandeur of gracious villas, private palaces, … Continue reading
The Face Makes a Comeback
The face, I’m guessing, is itching for a comeback as a place of truth and confrontation. The dalliance in real life with the grotesque distortions is priming us for a reality check. I was moved by two shows in Paris … Continue reading
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Tagged August Sander, Dating, Memorial of the Shoah, Yan Pei-Ming
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Paris à Go-Go
Oh, the charms of having grown children! The Nor’Easter knew I couldn’t miss my visit to Planet Rachel! It let me slip out under the wire and get that plane to Paris. After a spell of ersatz sleep (as much … Continue reading
Lucie Brock-Broido, Teenage Poetess
I’m grieving for Lucie Brock-Broido, the poet who died yesterday. We grew up across a street from each other in Pittsburgh. It was a cobblestone lane, really, enchanted like much of her poetry. From her teenage years, she was … Continue reading
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Tagged Columbia, Lucie Brock-Broido, Pittsburgh, Poet, poetry
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Emily Post Meets Brut
It doesn’t matter that the concrete of this setting is less than elegant, neither marble nor oak. In Emily Post’s eyes, such form is near perfection: “the utensils are placed in the order of use; Forks go to the left … Continue reading
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Tagged Emily Post, Joshua Primmer, RISD, RISD Faculty show, RISD Museum
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