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Category: painting

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 […]

Xavier Villaurrutia on Abraham Ángel

November 12, 2018
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 |  art, book, essay, gay, holiday, literature, méxico, painting, queer, research, translation

At the beginning of November I was in Mexico City for a short holiday-cum-research trip. One of my research projects […]

Xavier Villaurrutia on Abraham Ángel

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 |  art, book, essay, gay, holiday, literature, méxico, painting, queer, research, translation

At the beginning of November I was in Mexico City for a short holiday-cum-research trip. One of my research projects […]

Times Roman

July 11, 2013
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 |  absence, another bloody church (abc), architecture, art, death, destiny/destination, europe, history, holiday, italia, museum, painting, photo, religio, roma, travel

Below are some of my photos from a recent trip to Rome. This collection is of architectural ruins and art/historical […]

Nothing Really Matters

June 25, 2012
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 |  alcohol, home, insomnia, music, painting, spirit, teaching, travel, video, war

Madonna’s “Nothing Really Matters” was on heavy rotation on British Airways on-flight music programming during the summer of 1998 while […]

Embrace/Suffering

June 13, 2012
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 |  arts, painting, θεωρία

“Talent deprived of the gift of sorrow produces only near-values.” In 1932, John Graham completed Embrace, a 30 x 36 […]

Sol Invictus

December 21, 2011
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 |  art, gods, painting, Persians, religio

Anselm Kiefer’s Sol Invictus Kiefer is one of my favorite living artists, and I’m happy to live near Fort Worth, where […]

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