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adele +
lamin saho + gene kelly+ |
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bohoTV
| volume 1 •
number 7 |
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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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Street Art: Joshua Allen Harris' Inflatable Bag Monsters (02:25) | New York Magazine had this to say: "Call us boring and simple-minded, but before we saw the work of street artist Joshua Allen Harris, we never once considered the artistic possibilities of subway exhaust. Using only tape and garbage bags, Harris creates giant inflatable animals that become animated when fastened to a sidewalk grate." (interviewer: Steven Psyllos; video by Jonah Green)
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Art Tatum plays Dvorak (02:46) | rare footage of piano great Tatum playing his rendition of Antonín Dvorák's "Humoresque".
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| Paul Smith, Typewriter Artist (03:37) | At-large reporter Ray Summers wrote and narrated this profile, shot and edited by Mark Gardner, who also selected the music. Summers learned about Smith from a newspaper feature in a Roseburg, Oregon newspaper. Summers and Gardner then roamed Southern Oregon for a week and, one wintry morn, dropped by the Roseburg nursing home where Smith resided. The two men were in and out in 90 minutes, but what they captured was amazing. |
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| Gardner submitted the piece to the National Press Photographer Association's 2nd quarter clip contest in 1976. It won 1st place nationally as the best television news story. Until recently, the 3/4" Beta tape containing it was lost in Gardner's attic, but he bought a used 3/4" deck from eBay and digitized it. (originally aired March-April, 1976 on KOIN-TV, Portland Oregon) |
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