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Also known as Virgil the Geometer. " Art, in other words, can speak to social conflicts, and not always how you might think. Yvonne Scott, a professor here…
Continued from Pensée (Feb. 10, 2012).* Nick Paumgarten in The New Yorker of Dec. 2, 2013— " When one speaks of Zwirner the gallerist, one is speaking as much of…
From two posts of June 14, 2013: * Click on Lois for the title.
Continued from yesterday afternoon and evening. To the chief musician : Que cantaba el Rey David.
In memory of a composer who reportedly died on Thursday, November 21, 2013: This journal on that date. Related material, for mature audiences only, "based on the confessional poetry…
Peter Keepnews on the late jazz musician Chico Hamilton: "He was a charter member of the baritone saxophonist Gerry Mulligan’s quartet, which helped lay the groundwork for the cool…
Suggested by a theater review titled "Filling the Existential Void." Companion piece: A Poem for Pinter.
"Waiting for Ogdoad" continues… "You want Frye's with that?" — A recent humanities graduate. Frye's backstory: Ogdoad. Other material suggested by the previous post and by the time…
From a slide show of Pinter's "No Man's Land"— * Footnotes on the title— For Hirst: Wikipedia. For Spooner: Into the Woods. For the groundlings: Urban Dictionary.