January 26-February 1, 2006
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Art in QuestionThe Slought Foundation's latest mindfuck uses simple works to make bold anthropological and artistic statements. Christian Polidoro |
mix picks
Night Crawlers: Forget all you've read recently about Jonathon "The Impaler" Sharkey, the Minnesota bloodsucker running for governor. —A.D. Amorosi
Trivia Geek Smackdown: GAMES/QUIZZO Sunday, Sunday, Sunday! —Drew Lazor
Enter Sandman: READINGS/BOOK SIGNINGS Not one book. —Andrew Parks
art picks
The O.C., 1183 A.D.: On The O.C. , sexual urges, murderous rages and greedy backstabbing make for exciting storytelling. —Mark Cofta
Ensemble Drama: Among musicians, violists are famously the butt of jokes. (Q: How can you tell if a violist is playing out of tune? —David Anthony Fox
Half Moon: Theater review Is Long Day's Journey Into Night Eugene O'Neill's greatest work—and perhaps the greatest of all American dramas? —David Anthony Fox
music picks
R.A.M.B.O. —A.D. Amorosi
Julia Sarr and Patrice Larose —Mary Armstrong
Pearls & Brass —A.D. Amorosi
Stiffed —M.J. Fine
Ascension —Shaun Brady
movies
dj nights
DJ Nights: A selective guide to who's spinning what and where. ŃSean O'Neal
music listings:
jazz/blues,
folk/world,
classical/new music,
rock/pop
other listings:
galleries,
classes/workshops,
think tank,
open mic,
games/quizzo,
adults, etc.,
lgbt,
events/festivals,
walks,
kids, etc.,
museums & exhibits,
mind/body,
volunteer,
action/adventure,
comedy,
performing arts,
market,
readings & book signings
