After performing her cover of the always classic “At Last”, for the President and First Lady’s first dance, Beyoncé told reporters that she was “so proud” to have been at the inauguration and able to perform. What a lovely day in history where so much symbolism (Abraham Lincoln’s bible used for the swearing-in ceremony) and
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Being an idea person, one may think that the intellectual engagement of thought is purely immaterial, but in reality my greatest ponderings in life began when I decided to take a stance of non-editing when it came to the active engagement of looking at things also known as observing – to use Jonathan Crary’s semiotic
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Because I don’t really have the time/resources/energy to be spreading the seeds of my limited wisdom around while take my GRE, apply to grad schools, recharge my creative juices in general, manage MANY bi-costal relationships, and search for flatware as the East Coast Maid Of Honor in Nel’s wedding, I’ve decided to just drop in
I had a phase where I really got into still life paintings. This began when I realized that these mundane objects could have actual meaning attributed to them. I pieced together this paradigm shift from an article I read in Janson, and a plaque I read at a museum. Soon, it changed my whole outlook
So, my best friend just got engaged. They like to have people around to share life with at all curves in the road, and this event was no different. A brilliant display of the groom-to-be’s musical and performative talents culminated inhis nuptial proposal surrounded by friends from various seasons of their lives, and family from
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Lyrics by Joanna NewsomLighting by Adam WallacavageLook by Alexander McQueenLounging at Crate & Barrel