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michael palermo +
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michael sormann + philip scott johnson |
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the anaheim ballet +
billy collins + frank paris + |
| aretha franklin |
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number 6 |
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"The
artist...knowing that he can never create anything on
his own account, out of the top layers of his personal
consciousness, he submits obediently to the workings of
inspiration; and knowing that the medium in which we works
has its own self nature, which must not be ignored or
overridden, he makes himself its patient servant and,
in this way, achieves freedom of expression." -Aldous
Huxley
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formerly
patsymooreDOTcoms Bonus Writings; insightful and
inciting literature from artists and about art |
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an
insider's look at the art scene and artist life in Amsterdam |
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reviews
of timeless literature
author interviews |
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noteworthy
Arts-centric viral video |
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reports
about art scenes abroad |
(9/2004-12/2005) |
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"xkcd"—a Web comic of romance, sarcasm, math, and language |
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a
guide to the great cinema and television you're missing |
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a
look at how design elements contribute to happiness, well-being,
and productivity |
(7/2005-3/2007) |
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observations
on war and peace |
(3/2003-7/2006) |
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self-care
tips for artists |
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reports
about the London arts scene and design |
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book
criticism |
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an
insider's look at the art scene and artist life in The City
of Light |
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a
gallery of work by compelling visualists |
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your
map to the music underground |
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a
passionate survey of food and cooking |
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creative
writing |
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profiles
and interviews |
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ruminations
on social responsibility and spiritual life |
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smart,
witty examinations of socio-political issues |
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(Dwight Ozard) |
one
man's documentation of his restless relationship with faith
and culture |
(6/2004-9/2005) |
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Verse (Jim
Newcombe/John-Paul Gillespie) |
poetry
laid bare |
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new
poetry |
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inspections
of matters impacting the globe |
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| journalings of a confirmed writer |
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Being Human (07:05) | Having supernatural powers might seem like a pretty good thing. But, as the two young men in Being Human discover, the greatest gifts often come with the highest prices. Written and directed by Michael Palermo, this thriller was an official selection of the 2008 Tribeca Film Festival.
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Nat King Cole, The Oscar Peterson Trio, and Coleman Hawkins (02:40) |
In this 1957 "Nat King Cole (TV) Show" episode, Cole presents Jazz at the Philharmonic. The introduction is made by Norman Granz, the JATP promotor since 1944. With Cole are Oscar Peterson on piano, Herb Ellis on guitar, and Ray Brown on bass. There is also a sax solo by Hawkins. The song being performed is "Sweet Lorraine".
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Bunny Situation (04:07) |
an entertaining animated short by Michael Sormann
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| Van Gogh Self-portraits (0:51) |
Philip Scott Johnson's morphing project based on Vincent Van Gogh's self-portraits. |
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Walking Across the Atlantic (0:45) |
Billy
Collins, former U.S. Poet Laureate and one of America's best-selling poets, reads his poem "Walking Across the Atlantic", with animation by Mike Stolz of Manic.
Noted for their intelligent humor, accessibility and observations on daily life, Collins' popular poems come alive further in a series of animated poems produced by JWT-NY.
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Walking Across the Atlantic
I wait for the holiday crowd to clear the beach
before stepping onto the first wave.
Soon, I am walking across the Atlantic, thinking about Spain,
checking for whales and waterspouts.
I feel the water holding up my shifting weight.
Tonight I will sleep on its rocking surface;
but, for now, I try to imagine what this must look like to the fish below,
the bottoms of my feet appearing, disappearing. |
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Frank Paris' Amazing Marionettes (02:53) | Puppeteer Frank Paris, who created the original Howdy Doody marionette, controlled the strings of elaborate puppets modeled after such stars as Carmen Miranda and Sonja Henie. He entertained audiences around the world with his combination of writing, performing and puppetry. |
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Aretha Franklin Sings "Nessun Dorma" (03:59)
| the now-legendary performance from the 1998 Grammy Awards; With fewer than twenty-four hours to prepare, Franklin stepped in for an ailing Luciano Pavarotti to sing Puccini's "Nessun Dorma". Stunning.
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