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Aurobora Press Superlink

  • Ari Messer
  • January 15, 2009
This week I wrote about Aurobora Press for the San Francisco Bay Guardian. For the past fifteen years,
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The Shorty Q&A With Robin Maxwell

  • Ainsley Drew
  • January 15, 2009
Female pirates, Leonardo DaVinci’s mother and cross-dressing, the sex lives of kings. Robin Maxwell writes about the parts of history that don’t air on PBS specials.
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Home Away from Home for the Stone-Cold Heel Fetishist

  • Julie Greicius
  • January 14, 2009
Designers and high heel enthusiasts INSA and Ben Rousseau spent three weeks carving a room at the legendary Ice Hotel in Sweden. (via Juxtapoz)
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Curator of Oddities

  • Julie Greicius
  • January 13, 2009
Lena Reynoso’s website is a museum of the artist-and-academic’s original work, including portraits of forty-four presidents and a collection of found treasures, ephemera, research and illustrations that reflect her fascination…
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High Tea = High Noon

  • Julie Greicius
  • January 12, 2009
Yvonne Lee Schultz knows that among fine manners and fine china, one must pack tasteful heat.
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That’s One Hypnotic Monster Truck Rally

  • Julie Greicius
  • January 11, 2009
Australian artist Keith Loutit uses tilt-shift and time-lapse video techniques to make real life look like a lilliputian dream.
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Schmo, Redux

  • Julie Greicius
  • January 10, 2009
The hapless, plank-toothed, rubberband men of Jeff Ladoucer‘s art are beaten by clouds, tangled in knots, burned, and carried away by an elephant in Do The Apocalypse, his latest exhibit.
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All In

  • Julie Greicius
  • January 7, 2009
An artist who usually works in porcelain, Liu Jianhua stacks poker chips and dice for “Unreal Scene,” a stunning model of Shanghai, where gambling is forbidden. (via BoingBoing.)
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The Pinup Promised-Land

  • Julie Greicius
  • January 4, 2009
Still warm in her grave, Bettie Page’s mid-century pinup appeal is unlikely to cool off anytime soon. Artist Lauren Bergman puts pinups like Bettie on a pedestal,
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THE EYEBALL: What I Watched This Weekend, Yojimbo

  • Ryan Boudinot
  • January 3, 2009
I’m fascinated by cultural cross-pollination when it comes to art. The Beatles dug Buddy Holly, the psychedelic bands of San Francisco dug the Beatles, the Britpop bands of the nineties…
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An Apple as Eve

  • Julie Greicius
  • January 3, 2009
Apple seeds and the parted pages of books, fleshy fingers and bald heads are among the symbols Alexi Worth uses to conjure a sometimes sinister sexuality.  In “Head and Shoulders,”…
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Oliver Wasow’s Affordable Art

  • Alix Lambert
  • January 3, 2009
Now that our government has finally conceded that we are in a recession (depression?) it is exciting and lovely to find brilliant artwork that you can actually afford.
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