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

15th
Nov

Winds of Magic (10): Agent Zimmerman

I had just removed his hand — gently, I hope — from my knee when the man in the off-white linen suit told me...
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By James Parker

15th
Nov

Ol’ Dirty Bastard

If OL’ DIRTY BASTARD’s (Russell Tyrone Jones, 1968-2004) madness was a tumor pressing on his genius and making it dance, it also caused him...
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By Tom Nealon

14th
Nov

William Steig

Perhaps the most prolific cartoonist ever for the high-middlebrow/nobrow New Yorker, and creator of the story that inspired the quatsch film Shrek, WILLIAM STEIG...
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By Tor Aarestad

13th
Nov

The Humbug Police

In the New Yorker’s “Current Cinema” column this week, David Denby offer a quick and compelling appraisal of Richard Kelly’s new film, The Box....
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By Matthew Battles

13th
Nov

The Book is a Weapon (8)

*** Eighth in an occasional series.
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By HILOBROW

13th
Nov

George V. Higgins

GEORGE V. HIGGINS (1939-99) is usually remembered for his 1972 novel, The Friends of Eddie Coyle. It was his first outing, and its unglamorous...
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By Sarah Weinman

12th
Nov

Roland Barthes

He invented cultural criticism.
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By Mark Kingwell

12th
Nov

R+M (6): GREEN, TREE, OCEAN

Robot: “Green, Tree, Ocean” — by D. Emory Allen *** Robots and Monsters, a website that swaps custom-designed cartoons and pop art in exchange...
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By Joe Alterio