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Smut Press’s goal? To ‘champion work that might not get published elsewhere – maybe a bit risqué or…
Jack Scollard and Jordan Hearns are the founders of Smut Press, a publishing project that provides a platform for queer artists, and where the ghosts, aspirations and adventures of night-time loom large.The two London-based Irish artists…
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The Seattle Public Library Announces 1,500 Hours of Closures in the Next Eight Weeks
This morning, the Seattle Public Library (SPL) announced 180 days of library closures from April 12 to…
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Scotland’s artists fear ‘cultural black hole’ after festival and film project cancelled | Arts…
Artists, writers and film-makers have expressed their fears for the future of Scottish culture following the closure of a film project, a book festival and an art magazine within days of each other.On 28 March the Glasgow book festival…
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Bloodied, despondent, clutching a toy: the Ukrainian artists savaging refugee portrait stereotypes |…
In a room inside a Liverpool gallery, Saskia Pay, a young British actor dressed in studiedly ordinary jeans and top, is sitting on a chair in front of a camera. The guy with the camera, Ukrainian artist Andrii Dostliev, briefs a trio of…
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Why Alex Garland’s movie is so evasive—and why that’s not enough.
I’ve never heard gunshots like the ones in Civil War. Or, rather, I’ve never heard them in a movie. If you’ve ever been to a firing range, or just lived in a city for a while, you know the sound, a dry, brittle snap so unlike…
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Inside the cheating scandal rocking D.C.’s trivia scene
No sirens blared outside Red Bear Brewing Co. last week. No caution tape closed off the patio outside the bar. No cops roamed, no evidence was gathered, no patrons were turned away.Yet a crime had occurred.By the time The Washington Post…
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The Long-Hidden Sexual Assault Scandal At The New York Phil
Even now, “some employees, particularly female employees, continue to feel unsafe. A current member of the orchestra told me about an incident this past February in which her male colleagues spoke negatively about Asian women…
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Stop Calling the 2024 Whitney Biennial “Safe”
I keep hearing people call the Whitney Biennial “safe.” It’s usually art-world people and critics, who tend to say it every two years, as if the museum has ever intentionally sought controversy or embraced radical…
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After 101 years – and a $20 find at a yard sale – Clara Bow’s lost film premieres | Silent film
A century after she first began to turn heads, Clara Bow is “It” once more. The iconic flapper of the silent film era inspired Margot Robbie’s character Nellie in Damien Chazelle’s Hollywood epic Babylon, is namechecked on Taylor…
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Why aren’t some librarians in Alabama in a celebratory mood? : NPR
Four librarians in Prattville, Ala., have lost their jobs over book challenges. Now one of them wants his job back.
A MARTÍNEZ, HOST: It's National Library Week, but in Prattville, Ala.,…
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