Art can have a profound influence on our lives. Paintings of angels from 90 years ago helped artist Ken Meyer deal with disease.
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2023 SXSW Music Festival: Monday, March 13 (Austin, TX)
Stereo Jane and foamboy were among the highlights on the first night of the 2023 SXSW Music Festival in Austin, Texas on Monday, March 13.
Read More »Cap’n Crunch Cereal – Finding a Buried Treasure
Cap’n Crunch Cereal – the breakfast food of my childhood – has been something I never thought about for years.
Read More »Graphic Novel Review: ‘Brooklyn’s Last Secret’ by Leslie Stein from Drawn & Quarterly
'Brooklyn's Last Secret' follows still-gunning-for-greatness band Major Threat as it begins its latest tour.
Read More »SXSW 2023: More Than Movies, It’s Past, Present and Future
The SXSW Conference has movies, music, comedy, science and pop-culture.
Read More »Concert Review (NYC): Flutist Jennifer Grim with pianist Michael Sheppard, ‘Through Broken Time’ (March 7, 2023)
One of the finest flutists of our time performed a set of striking modern works from her new album 'Through Broken Time.'
Read More »Concert Preview: The Hermitage Piano Trio – ‘Spanish Impressions’ at the Aspect Chamber Music Series
The Aspect Chamber Music series in NYC continues March 16 with the Grammy-nominated Hermitage Piano Trio playing music by four early-20th-century Spanish composers.
Read More »Theater Reviews (NYC): Shakespearean Improv from As You Will, Comedy-Memoir ‘GynoKid’ from Claire Ayoub at FRIGID Fringe Festival
Two funny and very different shows, one from an unusual improv troupe, the other from a performer who grew up in a rather unusual family
Read More »Music Reviews: Hélène Grimaud, Konstantin Krimmel – ‘Silent Songs’ (Art Songs of Valentin Silvestrov); Marie-Eve Munger – ‘Maestrino Mozart,’ Early Arias
A baritone, a soprano, an orchestra, and pianist Hélène Grimaud offer music by Ukrainian composer Valentin Silvestrov and the young Mozart.
Read More »MLB 2023 Rule Changes – It’s About TIME!
These new rule changes are good for the game, for the players, and for the fans.
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