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Around Town, Performing Arts, The Body / December 6, 2010 / Leave a comment

No Irish Need Apply

“actors [of a certain race] weren’t just cast because they were great for the role, but also because the director had something to say”

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Around Town, Issues and Ideas, Visual Arts / December 5, 2010 / Leave a comment

H and S presents: Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire in My Belly

“In a stunning show of solidarity, other museums in Washington, DC are lining up behind the National Portrait Gallery with their own displays of preemptive self-censorship.”

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Around Town, Production / October 17, 2010 / Leave a comment

A Few Hurried Thoughts on Private Museums and Public Funding – Winkleman

Gallerist Ed Winkleman discussed the importance of public arts funding, despite issues of exclusion. An excerpt: I offered, “History shows…

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Around Town, Issues and Ideas / August 15, 2010 / Leave a comment

Self-Evident Equality on Nine Ravens

“Same-sex marriage makes for stronger families and happier people overall.”

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Around Town, Issues and Ideas, Visual Arts / August 15, 2010 / Leave a comment

Jeffrey Cudlin on Rock Post Rock (H+S)

Saying that a current band of pre-tweens is the “best new punk band” is a bit like asserting that the “best new Impressionist painter” is an American. It’s neither here nor there because there are no new Impressionist painters…

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In Their Own Words, The Body, Visual Arts / August 8, 2010 / Leave a comment

Al Miner on His Self as Subject and Object

“My work is confessional…My self portraits beg for viewers to examine them, and in turn me, as closely as I do myself.”

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