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Best of Art 2021

May 8, 2022
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 |  art, arts, concert, culture, dallas, festival, film, home, list, museum, music, performance, theater

Even though we balked at spending yet more time online, we ended up taking part in at least 43 art […]

A Year in the Arts

December 27, 2019
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 |  art, arts, culture, dallas, festival, film, history, list, literature, museum, music, painting, performance, theater

We have been ardent supporters of the arts since our undergraduate days. Last year around this time, a colleague at […]

Opening(s): An Education

December 16, 2019
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 |  book, culo dulce, culture, desire, education, film, kwir, literature, miseducation, painting, porn, queer, reading, review

When Salvador Dalí was asked about Fred Halstead’s fisting classic L.A. Plays Itself showing at MoMA, he is said to […]

Culture Hole in the Sky

February 18, 2019
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 |  arts, culture, dada, dallas, language, music, performance, poetry, voice

On a rain-splattered Saturday about sixty people made their way to an evening of avant-garde sound and performance art in […]

Culture Hole in the Sky

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 |  arts, culture, dada, dallas, language, music, performance, poetry, voice

On a rain-splattered Saturday about sixty people made their way to an evening of avant-garde sound and performance art in […]

The Poet in His Labyrinth

November 23, 2018
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 |  amerika, culture, economics, history, identity, ideology, méxico, politics, reading

“Criticism unfolds the possibility of freedom and is thus an invitation to action.” “Criticism tells us that we should learn […]

The Poet in His Labyrinth

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 |  amerika, culture, economics, history, identity, ideology, méxico, politics, reading

“Criticism unfolds the possibility of freedom and is thus an invitation to action.” “Criticism tells us that we should learn […]

Parasites

November 17, 2015
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 |  arts, culture, nietzsche, philosophy, terror, violence

The ‘creditor’ always becomes more humane as his wealth increases; finally, the amount of his wealth determines how much injury he […]

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