Monthly Archives: January, 2013

F visits SAIC artist Lyndsey Marko

Bandleader-cum-guru Dave Longstreth seems willing to try anything in pursuit of a song.

Normal has become an anticipated event among fans of the independent music scene in Latin America.

Hannah buys some coke from her junkie neighbor Laird and things get weird.

Netflix movie reviews by Abigail Ham.

First two articles on l3tt3r.com, and a new one to come next week.

An El Machete comic by Eric J. Garcia.

Put on your headphones and start up the light therapy. We’re going to make it.

vinyl discs and turntables will forever hold a soft spot in the hearts of every wannabe audio/technophile.

Hannah is really bad at talking about U.S. race relations. Also, she does not read newspapers

The first episode confronts diversity criticism and promises art world caricatures

Visions of Race, Sex and Social Justice from Steve McQueen

Steve McQueen’s far-reaching and conceptually stimulating work was well represented at this retrospective. The exhibition spanned the entire length of his career, evincing his talent for the art of filmmaking and for probing legacies of social injustice. Overall, McQueen’s art is particularly endearing for its ability to disorient and reorient the familiar for the purposes of critique.

The book becomes more than a story about infidelity.

Irvine describes her unusual story that led her to curating and her responsibilities at the MoCP.

“...bitches and planets and explosions is about as much premise as you need.”