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Top Cultural Story
A POET FAR FROM HOME
Santiaguino Poet Kurt Folch Enjoys Iowa’s Prestigious Writing Program
Film Review
A TALE OF ZEALOUS BUFFOONERY
Michael Moore’s Fahrenheit 9/11 is Shoddy Journalism but Cracking Viewing
(Sept. 24, 2004) There are, basically, two ways to make a documentary. One is the “I am a camera” approach, where there is no explicit editorial line, the footage speaks for itself, the camera is a mute intermediary, observing. Take, for example, D. A. Pennebaker’s brilliant ‘Don’t Look Back’, which didn’t require – indeed, would have been immeasurably worse for – an explicatory voice over the footage of Bob Dylan’s 1965 tour of England.
Visual Arts
HOW TO MAKE AN AFRICAN AMERICAN QUILT OF SANTIAGO
The Art of Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson
(Sept. 24, 2004) Buttons and fabric scraps, beads and shells, leaves and bark, handmade paper and more buttons: art is everywhere and stems from the simplest elements of life. This is the lesson of Aminah Robinson’s work.
Cultural Announcements
THIS WEEK’S CULTURAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Top Cultural Story |
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| ST Photo - Jynelle A. Gracia |
| Kurt Folch, A Chilean poet in Iowa |
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Film Review |
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| Courtesy of gazatte.uwo.ca |
| Micheal Moore has declared war on the U.S. President |
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Visual Arts |
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| Courtesy of Museo Bellas Artes |
| Art is everywhere: Aminah Robinson's patchworks combine buttons with fabric, letters with images |
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