PATSY YOUR ENTHUSIASM (14)

NIGHT LIFE

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By Will Groff

CHROMATIC SUBLIME

10 Radium Age art works in which the use of color evokes awe-inspiring scientific and technological breakthroughs.

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By Joshua Glenn

08th
Dec

E.C. Segar

The only diploma that E.C. SEGAR (1884-1938) ever earned was from a correspondence cartooning class; but he was every bit as dedicated to his...
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By Joe Alterio

07th
Dec

DIY Not?

Like one of my HiLo Heroes, Jean-Luc Godard (profiled previously on HiLobrow), I came to film through criticism. I started writing about it in...
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By Peggy Nelson

07th
Dec

The Book is a Weapon (10)

This book-shaped object is a Tabloid-brand medicine box, manufactured by the British pharmaceuticals company Burroughs Wellcome & Co. During the early 20th century, the...
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By HILOBROW

07th
Dec

Tom Waits

TOM WAITS (born 1949) turns sixty today — and it’s not his fault that NPR wants to stick a bronze plaque on him and...
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By David Smay

06th
Dec

Utopia by Design

Just don’t call them cute. Gemutlichkeit is not what they are – these faceless creatures support the full weight of Utopia on their Bézier...
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By Peggy Nelson

06th
Dec

Randy Rhoads

You suffer from severe anterograde amnesia; you are trapped, forever, at the end of 1955. Your memory of the events up to that point...
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By Patrick Cates

05th
Dec

Painting is Dead, Long Live the King!

The problem is art is BORING. It just sits there. What’s wrong with a little entertainment? It needs some livening up, some relevance, some...
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By Peggy Nelson

05th
Dec

Gray Magic for a Gray Day

Presenting Georges Méliès’ Les cartes vivantes, a short, fey film by the maker of Le voyage dans la lune. Méliès was a magician before...
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By Matthew Battles