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Devin McKinney on: old records, Nabokov, Gore Vidal’s Narratives of Empire

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By Devin McKinney

PATSY YOUR ENTHUSIASM (14)

NIGHT LIFE

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By Will Groff

15th
May

Jasper Johns

Known best for his Flag (1954-5) and Map (1961), JASPER JOHNS (born 1930) along with his friend and one-time lover Robert Rauschenberg, applied gestural...
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By Peggy Nelson

15th
May

Brian Eno

The contemporary iteration of BRIAN ENO (born 1948) as cerebral master of oblique strategies is certainly worth considering. But my affection is for the...
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By David Smay

15th
May

Mikhail Bulgakov

In The Master and Margarita MIKHAIL BULGAKOV (1891-1940) created a gang of villains so fantastical and vivid in their descriptions — stocky Azazello with...
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By Tor Aarestad

14th
May

Roboflânerie

AUTO­NOMOUS CITY EXPLORER, or “Ace,” is a robot built by researchers at the University of Munich that navigates city streets by asking passers-by for...
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By Matthew Battles

13th
May

Enlarging the Trek Fanfic Canon

THE STAR TREK MYTHOS hosts one of the most flourishing bodies of fan fiction since Euripides and the boys got busy on Homer back...
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By Matthew Battles

13th
May

HILO Heroes, May 13-16

HiLobrow.com thanks Mimi Lipson, David Smay, Peggy Nelson, and Tor Aarestad for these shoutouts to high-, low-, no-, and hilobrow heroes born on the...
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By HILOBROW

13th
May

Bea Arthur

Rest in peace, BEA ARTHUR (1922–2009). She was intelligent, decent, effortlessly funny, and she was old-school show-biz. We adored her as Maude in her...
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By Mimi Lipson

12th
May

Ian Dury

IAN DURY (1942–2000) is often identified with the original wave of British punk, but it’s hard to see much similarity between Dury and Johnny...
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By Tor Aarestad