The painter Benjamin West (1738–1820): President of the Royal Academy of Arts in London
The historian and author Amandus Johnson (1877–1974): Founding curator of the American Swedish Historical Museum
Architect Louis Kahn (1901–1974): Architect of the Yale University Art Gallery
Artist and antiques expert Jonathan Leo Fairbanks (b.
With consistent light rhythm and bizarre instrumental shifts, Cate Le Bon recreates sonic energy from the seventies, largely drawing upon The Velvet Underground & Nico and Television for inspiration.
“Dallas Buyers Club” is an uncomfortably raw and realistic telling of the true story of Ron Woodroof (Matthew McConaughey), a Texas electrician diagnosed with HIV in 1986.
“The Book Thief” tells a fictional story that brims with history. Based on the book written by Marcus Zusak, the film is the story of a girl growing up with adopted parents in Nazi Germany.
Fandoms—groups of people who live and breathe their favorite books, movies and television shows—have a reputation for intensity. Each of these spooky sci–fi shows has a formidable fandom, but which ones are craziest?
Name: Loren Kole
Year: 2014
Hometown: Chicago, IL, but born in upstate NY
Major: Visual Studies: Art in Practice
Website: lorenkole.com
Street: Describe your artistic practices—what are your preferred media?
Loren Kole: I am a printmaker primarily, working in linoleum cut and silkscreen.
Ryan Hemsworth is like a lot of other up and coming producers unexpectedly birthed by the internet (think Baauer). He has an active SoundCloud page and numerous mentions on all the biggest music blogs as well as a few well received EPs and singles.
Disclaimer: the content you are about to read is not quite a recap, but rather an emotional rant about season nine so far and all the disappointment and frustration it brings.
This week’s episode of “How I Met Your Mother” was a step up from last week’s, but that’s not saying very much.
Once you get past the inexplicable “V” in “CHVRCHES” and the ensuring pronunciation issues (it’s definitely “churches” if you were wondering), you can’t get past the band’s infectious, synthy sound.