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BETTER BOSTON ARTS: JULIA CSEKÖ

Written by JASON PRAMAS Posted October 30, 2020 Filed Under: A+E, Better Boston Arts, COLUMNS, Interviews, Politics, Visual Arts

Stealth Latina 2018. Self portrait by Julia Csekö.

Ask artists how we would like our work funded

Filed Under: A+E, Better Boston Arts, COLUMNS, Interviews, Politics, Visual Arts Tagged With: Art, artist, Better Boston Arts, Boston, Brazil, Column, coronavirus, COVID-19, immigration, Jason Pramas, Julia Csekö, Massachusetts, Politics, racism, SOMERVILLE

MODERN LOVE: THE BELOVED CHARM AND BOWIE COVERS OF BRAZILIAN MUSICIAN SEU JORGE

Written by NINA CORCORAN Posted February 12, 2016 Filed Under: MUSIC, Notes from the Scene

Remember The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou? Say hello to Seu Jorge, the secret weapon of that film and the overt musical star of Brazil.

Filed Under: MUSIC, Notes from the Scene Tagged With: 2016, Berklee Performance Center, Boston, Brazil, City of God, Cover song, david bowie, Dig, DigBoston, Farofa Carioca, Music, Notes From the Scene, portuguese, Seu Jorge

ALBUM PREMIERE: HOUSE OF THE RISING FUZZ

Written by NINA CORCORAN Posted July 28, 2015 Filed Under: Interviews, MUSIC

Boston's DIY garage, psych, and rock acts joined forces for this summer's best compilation album.

Filed Under: Interviews, MUSIC Tagged With: 2015, Black Beach, Boston, Brand New, Brazil, Chicago, CreaturoS, Dig, DigBoston, Dinoczar, Fuzz, Fuzzstival, Grave Ideas, House of the Rising Fuzz, IAN, Idiot Genes, John Dwyer, live, Los Angeles, Miami Doritos, Midriffs, Milk, Nice Guys, Pile, rick maguire, San Francisco, st. nothing, The Barbazons, The Monsieurs, The New Highway Hymnal, Thee Oh Sees, Ty Segall, Vundabar, Wakes, zip-tie handcuffs

SPECIAL FEATURE: MESTRES OF THE UNIVERSE

Written by MICAELA KIMBALL Posted May 27, 2015 Filed Under: A+E, FEATURES, Non-fiction, Performing Arts

Capoeira has gained popularity and respect among Bostonians, even as the debate over appropriation kicks in New England.

Filed Under: A+E, FEATURES, Non-fiction, Performing Arts Tagged With: Angola, Angolan tradition, batizado, Boston, Brazil, Brazilian population, capoeira, Chuvisco, Family, immigration, Massachusetts, new england, regional, resistance, roots, social justice, SOMERVILLE

A POUND (OR TWO) OF FLESH: VIOLENCE AND RACE RELATIONS ON DISPLAY IN NEW ICA EXHIBIT

Written by SPENCER SHANNON Posted December 3, 2014 Filed Under: Visual Arts

Adriana Varejão’s paintings bleed. Torn maps bulge with exposed gore and the organs that lay beneath the leathery surface. Pools of blood spill across clean, orderly tiles, devoid of any human presence. ...  read more

Filed Under: Visual Arts Tagged With: Adriana Varejão, and Z, anthropophagy, Brazil, Brazilian, cultural diversity, Dig Boston, DigBoston, Eye Witnesses X, global curatorship, ICA, Institute of Contemporary Art, Polvo, Polvo Oil Colors (Tintas Polvos), Y

A POUND (OR TWO) OF FLESH

Written by SPENCER SHANNON Posted December 3, 2014 Filed Under: A+E, Visual Arts

Violence and race relations on display in new ICA exhibit by Adriana Varejão.

Filed Under: A+E, Visual Arts Tagged With: Adriana Varejão, and Z, anthropophagy, Brazil, Brazilian, cultural diversity, Eye Witnesses X, global curatorship, ICA, Institute of Contemporary Art, Polvo, Polvo Oil Colors (Tintas Polvos), Y

A BLACK HOLE: ‘THE ZERO THEOREM’ GETS LOST IN GILLIAM’S TRADEMARK GENRE

Written by KRISTOFER JENSON Posted October 13, 2014 Filed Under: A+E, Film

The Zero Theorem desperately wants to have something to say, but the mediation on nothingness it promises would have been more interesting than the exercise in repetition it delivers.

Filed Under: A+E, Film Tagged With: 12 Monkeys, Brazil, Bruce Willis, Christoph Waltz, dystopian, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, gilliam, Heinlein, James Cole, Jonathan Pryce, Matt Damon, Orwell, parable, Qohen Leth, Sam Lowry, satire, Sci-Fi, terry gilliam, The Zero Theorem

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