Picasso Shares His Screen
The faces of the students appeared one by one, both there and not.
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...moreMusic was noise, and noise was music, and George Antheil was on his way.
...moreHannah Gadsby reminds us that our stories matter.
...moreI like to listen to my mother’s voice; the sounds she makes in an English-Korean mashup; we are each the other’s dictionary.
...moreAllyson McCabe talks with Mark Alan Stamaty, a Society of Illustrators four-time medalist, and the author-illustrator of ten books.
...morethe roosters brace their cruel feet and glare // with stupid eyes / while from their beaks there rise / the uncontrolled, traditional cries.
...moreIt’s no surprise that a lot of us are sports junkies. Over at AnOther, Kate Little gives us the lowdown on Picasso, Hemingway, and Frank Stella and their favorite sporting pastimes.
...moreThis summer, an exhibit and accompanying book, Picasso: The Artist and His Muses, brings light to the women who inspired some of the artist’s greatest paintings: Women play an essential but complex role in the father of cubism’s sprawling oeuvre, expressing emotion, psychological insight and the drama of human existence respectively, but, renowned as Picasso […]
...more“Love,” then is not to be taken lightly here. It is being engaged at full force, megaphonically.
...moreCampbell McGrath talks about his new collection, XX: Poems For The Twentieth Century, capitalism, history, and what it might mean to write a wordless poem.
...more[T]he finding, cutting, and pasting process constantly offers me new perspectives on how I see the world around me.
...moreBarbara Berman offers some gift suggestions for the poetry lovers in your life. Or just for you. Treat yourself!
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