Monthly Archives: December 2011

Art in the Everyday – ‘Music of Spheres’ By: Anthony Tommasini   This article also talks about are out of its platform of sensory perception, and perceived as art none the less. A good example of this in real life … Continue reading →

Art in the Everyday- Around the Corner, Inadvertent Galleries By: Roberta Smith   This article talks about find art or even a gallery in everyday life and appreciating it. The article had a heavy theme of minimalism in it, which … Continue reading →

The Art of Summer – ‘The Music of Gridlock’ By: Jon Pareles   This article talks about like the other articles find artful things in everyday life, but this one specifically talks about it on a musical level. It is … Continue reading →

The Art of Summer – ‘Starring the Kitchen By: Charles Isherwood   This article talks about the performance in creating a meal, and that there is an art to nearly everything, and as such it can be considered a performance. … Continue reading →

The Art of Summer – ‘The Words We Live By’ By: Dwight Garner   This article talks about finding are in words, spoken and written in everyday life. It is something that is always present and surrounds us but we … Continue reading →

I had been something always me at the back of my mind, I had been told by various friends that the exhibits at the Museum of the Moving Image was a sight that was not to be missed. So thus … Continue reading →

I always walk down this street, not only this street, various streets. There are many places where I’m sure that I’ve seen on of this artist’s elusive tags or attractive posters, but before today I never went out of my … Continue reading →

I recently saw an exhibit showcasing stills from Jan Svankmajer’s latest film, Surviving Life. Jan Svankmajer is a Czech-Slovakian surrealist who was born in 1934 and has been making films since the 1960s. His works are unique because of his … Continue reading →

The play Antigone was playing at the Hunter Frederick Lowe theatre and I was at first interested because I’d read the play in high school. Since I’d seen References to Salvador Dali Make Me Hot in this same theater, this … Continue reading →