Annette Koh
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“Surely, such singing* takes place on the street, but the street is also exposed as a place where those who are not free to amass, freely do so. I...”
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This little company from Kenya makes toys from slippers that...
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Contingent Continents: The World Over
Hundreds of ants industriously eat away at a map of the world in Rivane Neuenschwander’s video work, ...
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By Justin Hillgrove.
Absolutely delightful!
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I love the filthy, unlicensed, off-brand characters hustling Times Square. It’s just perverse that 20 years ago, the neighborhood transitioned from...
Believer Magazine’s interview with Nick Offerman. I keep hearing the Ron Swanson deadpan delivery as I read this:
NO: An important ingredient in my decision to move to L.A. was my ignorance of that fact. It would stand to reason that Los Angeles, a bigger city with a much huger population of acting talent, would have a better theater community than Chicago. Sadly, that is completely false. The L.A. theater community is such a pale shadow of Chicago’s. But I didn’t know that.
BLVR: Did no one tell you about New York?
NO: I had not heard of New York City. I heard it mentioned on a couple David Bowie records and I thought it was a fictional city. In fact, it was the clear choice if you’re going to leave Chicago. I had a girlfriend at the time who was from Mexico, and she said, “No, motherfucker. I’ve been in Chicago for five years. We’re moving to where it’s warm.”
