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Monthly Archives: May 2019
Future (Woman in Stockholm) by Gabriele Munter
Gabriele Munter is a German expressionist. I like the hopefulness of this picture.
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Tagged art, Cleveland Museum of Art, Gabriele Munter, German Expressionism
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Emma Revisits Professional Wrestling
Well, I never thought I would write this article. Ever. Under any circumstances. I am just as surprised as you are. (Seriously, how the fuck did this happen?) So, I like watching John Oliver clips on Youtube and about a … Continue reading
Scheherazade by Rimsky-Korsokov
I have lately been sharing music I heard at the Cleveland Orchestra. Sadly, this is one piece I did not get to hear due to illness. I will have to check it out the next time the Cleveland Orchestra or … Continue reading
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Tournament Armor of Archduke Charles II of Austria
The Cleveland Museum of Art has an armor court. This is because Cleveland, at the time the museum was built, was a steel town. The museum wanted to honor the city by celebrating art in steel. The young boys in … Continue reading
Things Are Happening – May 9, 2019 — The Balance Beam Situation
A. The loser is everyone Scott Reid at the OC Register has a bunch more information this week about the wildly typical and predictable barf-trench that was USAG’s attempted hiring of Edward Nyman as its first ever director of sports … Continue reading
April 2019 in Films — the diary of a film history fanatic
Apologies for the tardiness of this post. I moved into a new apartment (yay!) right before the beginning of the month, but didn’t have internet for a week (boo!). At long last I have the internet again! You will notice … Continue reading
