And the moral of the story is... (Part 2) Curated by Zoë Gray March 18-20 (see times below)An extract from the eponymous non-stop film program that took place Feb. 4-7, 2010, as part of the year-long Morality project at Witte

(reposted from Matrix Magazine issue #85) The Old Feminism came up with some pretty good slogans. “The Personal is Political,” for instance, still works pretty well! But when the subject of feminism came up in an art history class that I

In this series titled "Composer Dilemmas," I would like to relfect on issues in the process of composition. How deterministic will this piece be, performance-wise? Once 'finished,' does it remain so? How will the scale of the composition, or the forces

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Every Wednesday evening at 7:30, in a dark and funky coffee house at the end of Church Street in Burlington, VT, a group of musicians gather to practice the rare and radical act of showing up. Arthur Brooks, Polly Vanderputten, Nelson

Benyamin Reich 120X120 HomeLessHome HomeLessHome will aspire to investigate the relationship between the private home and the state. It will study the formal and functional similarity between the two spaces which enables the definition of both as "home" (the national

Ellen Rogers' is an embodiment of both the melancholy and mildly fetishistic. All the while, she maintains this level of deep-seeded romanticism - subtle yet powerful. Upon speaking with Rogers, I hoped to gain a better understanding of her process. Come

Every now and then, I take a Myers-Briggs personality quiz. Although many people probably don't like the idea of being "typed," I find it liberating to know that there are other people who function the way I function. For those unfamiliar

Want to learn to dance like Shahid Kapoor or Hritik Roshan?? Bollywood Funk NYC Dance School is proud to introduce HIP-HOP HUNGAMA to our curriculum starting March 6th!!!! The first class of its kind in NewYork City, 'HIP-HOP HUNGAMA will teach

One of the strange aspects of the internet's ever-growing presence in our lives is the way we carve trails into the online landscape. Visiting the same sites regularly mimics the feeling of a neighborhood; a group of familiar spaces whose imagined

So I have had an itch to scratch for quite some time, an urge or a pressure that’s been continually building, without the satisfaction of relief, building to the point where I am up late nights covered in sweat, scaling the

photo:Ian Cusick Henry Rollins has been tearing up stages across the world since the early 80’s. He has also torn through countless pages of books and countless gigs of computer memory scrolling down his experiences, his views and feelings on the