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CULTURAL REVIEW
July 9, 2004
 
 
 
 
October 29, 2004
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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THE CAPTAIN’S HOUSES
A Journey Into The Life Of A Poet

Referred to as the Picasso of poetry for his protean ability to remain at the vanguard of change, Pablo Neruda is Chile’s favorite son. Exploring his eclectic homes, which provide an insight into this fascinating man’s life, is a must for any visitor to Chile.


Visual Arts


THE LONG JOURNEY

(April 15, 2005) Herman Melville’s “Moby Dick,” written in 1851, was inspired by a whale that was persecuted by fishermen around the Isla Mocha in Chile. Nearly 150 years later U.S. artist Frank Stella presents his own pictorial interpretation of the novel.
Theater


‘THE SECRET SEXUALITY’: MAN TO MAN

(April 15, 2005) This play is about men. It is written and directed by men and has an all-male cast. But in spite of this, “La sexualidad secreta de los hombres (The secret sexuality of men)” was not written for men only; anyone can enjoy its hilarious script and laid-to-bare honesty.
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THIS WEEK’S CULTURAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
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ST Photo - Jade Frank
“Something calls us: all the doors open by themselves / the water tells a great story to the window-panes”
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ST Photo - Irene Caselli
From "A la Sebastiana": We didn't think about it anymore: this is the house
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ST Photo - Jade Frank
Where Neruda played bartender for his bohemian friends
Visual Arts
Stella having a whale of a time
Theater
Manly musings: The guys discuss football and the fairer sex
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