I thought a lot about Giselle this past weekend. Not the supermodel, but the character in Disney's "Enchanted" and the ballet of that name. Read more...
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February 25, 9:00 pm
Unsupported soloists do not command an audience
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February 24, 9:05 pm
A fresh and candid voice
A few days after Hurricane Katrina struck in August 2005, a classroom of art students watched Tameka Norris sob over her painting. Read more...
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February 24, 9:02 pm
Weekend Review: “Headshots”
“Headshots” gives new meaning to the word “head-cases.” The show follows 10 individuals with 10 very different pasts who enter into a photographer’s studio in Los Angeles with the hopes of getting their headshots taken. Read more...
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February 24, 9:00 pm
Tribute celebrates iconic actress
Back in the heyday of Hollywood glamour, before Perez Hilton and the paparazzi took over, there was a certain elegance that came with fame and a certain mystique attached to actors. Read more...
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February 24, 9:00 pm
Genre-bending artists aren’t just copycats
Psychedelic rock is huge right now. Read more...
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February 21, 9:42 pm
Art for AIDS’ sake
Every last condom that South African artist Fiona Kirkwood places on the 24-foot longboard in the Fowler Museum will help her spell "survival," reminding viewers that these unexpectedly artistic pieces of polyurethane are indeed the material of one's survival. Read more...
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February 21, 9:38 pm
Screen Scene: “Charlie Bartlett”
If there's one thing that Hollywood thinks Generation Y teenagers are, besides utterly debauched, it's medicated. Regardless of the truth or falsehood of that assertion, several movies have been produced echoing this belief, such as 2005's similarly-named "Thumbsucker" and "The Chumscrubber." Read more...