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Sean Baker”s short for KHAKIA celebrates grimy glamour of NY
Award-winning indie filmmaker Sean Baker (‘Tangerine‘ ‘The Florida Project‘) has just released a new short film. Shot for KHAITE to Showcase their Fall/Winter 2021 Collection it celebrates New York City with a throwback to the grimy glamour of 1970s Cinema Shot on the streets of New York and within its subterranean corridors, the new…
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Robert Wilson’s avant-garde TURANDOT for Teatro Real
The New York Times once described the queer avant-garde theater director Robert Wilson as [America]’s – or even the world’s – foremost vanguard ‘theater artist.’ If you are familiar with any of Wilson’s remarkable body of work, you will appreciate that this is a well-deserved accolade. After twenty years of absence, Puccini’s Turandot was…
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PTown Photographer GREG SALVATORI gets all tied up
Since Award-winning photographer and fine artist, Greg Salvatori opened his own Gallery in Provincetown in 2019, he has been making his very distinctive mark on the local burgeoning art colony there. This New Yorker, the author of BEARDS OF NEW YORK, has used the natural beauties of Cape Cod for his stunning new work. …
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Alone : Thomas Moore reviewed by Jonathan Kemp
“The door closes. He’s gone. I’m alone.” Moore’s narrator feels he’s hard-wired for abandonment, allergic to reciprocated love, only happy when he’s being rejected. Loneliness is the one constant in his life, the one companion that never leaves. “Loneliness can be the greatest gift”, he says. The fragmented nature of the text mirrors the…
