Sunday, June 24, 2018

You Never Know Where Bob Dylan Will Show Up Next

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The other night I was looking through the arts mag Acne Paper, seeking treatment ideas for a painting I was working on. A friend had loan...
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Saturday, June 23, 2018

Pedro Albuquerque Sheds Light on U.S. & E.U. Economics and Our Current Political Climate

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I met economics professor Pedro Albuquerque in a somewhat freaky manner. My family was reading the book Freakonomics and a section of th...
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Friday, June 22, 2018

Vigorous Discussion Ensues After Philosophy Profs Explore Existentialism and Authenticity at Magnolia Salon

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All photos on this page courtesy Machelle Lind Last night's featured presenters at the Magnolia Salon were a pair of philosophy pro...
Thursday, June 21, 2018

The Scathing Pen of That Ol' Curmudgeon H.L. Mencken

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He was born Henry Louis Mencken on September 12, 1880 in Baltimore, though most of us know him as H.L. Mencken. He wrote such bristling p...
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Wednesday, June 20, 2018

Almost Wordless Wednesday: Iceland Thru the Lens of Ryan Tischer

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Iceland is magical. I know this because I have seen some of the images photographers have brought home after they've been there. On ...
Tuesday, June 19, 2018

Magnolia Salon Winding Down for the Summer with a Send Off Party

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Next week the Magnolia Salon is celebrating the end of its first season with a Send Off Party that will feature the Myers Wilkins World B...

Local Art Seen: Chromascope at the Prøve

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Rotten Light by Dane Pedersen. Photography. Last Friday evening I visited the Prøve Gallery for the opening reception of Chromascop...