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Meaningful, Rich, Beautiful and Filthy: Three Films by Bela Tarr
OK, he’s not a household name, but neither is Gus Bivona. Bela Tarr is a Hungarian film director who has built his reputation on uncompromising and unfamiliar ways of movie storytelling. Born into a showbiz family, he started making films … Continue reading
Get The Most Out Of Your Piano!
I had to look at that twice–at first, I thought it said “Get The Mouse Out Of Your Piano,” which is also a good idea. Nevertheless, this time I want to call your attention to two piano-related DVDs that may … Continue reading
Review: Chely Wright: Wish Me Away
The coming-out process can range from mass announcements, to the “imply strongly, then confirm upon request” technique, to confiding only in a select circle of intimates. When country music singer Chely Wright decided in 2010 it was time to reveal … Continue reading
Book Review: Once Upon A Tomb: gravely humorous verses by J Patrick Lewis
It’s October, and that means there’s a chill in the air, Halloween’s on its way (or already is as far as stores are concerned), and it’s time for lots of us to start baking and hunkering down with a spooky story … Continue reading
What unusual Fine Arts books would make a trip downtown worthwhile?
The Fine Arts Division has some beautiful new books. Although some of these are noncirculating books, they are very much worth taking a look at in person! Dressing a Galaxy: the Costumes of Star Wars by Trisha Biggar Library Journal … Continue reading
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