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Issue 105 Fall 2008
THE BOMB BLAST
In his trademark loops of found footage, typically presented on tiny digital screens that project out from the wall on steel arms, Paul Pfeiffer explores intertwined issues of races, religion and the history of art.
>>>Marie Ponsot’s first book of poems, True Minds, was published as part of the legendary City Lights poetry series in 1957. Despite her association with the Beat poets, Ponsot’s strongly individualist voice and construction of verse defy categorization.
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Steven Millhauser’s first book, Edwin Mullhouse, set the literary world ablaze with admiration, instantly placing him in the most revered of pantheons, that of the writer’s writer. Nine books later his magical illuminations still captivate the reader.
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Since her groundbreaking debut album Bitter, bass player and songwriter Meshell Ndegeocello has been cultivating a unique blend of jazz, funk, hip-hop and R&B. Her latest, Cookie, an Anthropological Mixtape, earned her a seventh Grammy nomination.
>>>Playwright David Greenspan is a veteran of the downtown New York theater scene. Known as much for his masterful performances onstage as for his sharp, complex and darkly funny plays, Greenspan has concentrated on acting for the past several years.
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Prolific playwright and film director Neil LaBute has a reputation for freezing his characters in moral headlights, exposing their initial reactions to turmoil or devastation and unapologetically documenting the aftermath.
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