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Artist's delicate casts of packing peanuts and bubble wrap invite us to look at everyday objects in new ways
'WHERE there's smoke, there's fire." Obviously.
For most of us, the sight of rising smoke means "fire" as certainly as an image of actual flames or the word "fire" itself. Smoke is a tangible byproduct of fire, a trace of it, or, to borrow an academic term, its "index."
In the same way, a footprint is an index of the foot that made it (and, by extension, the owner of said foot). More broadly, an index is anything that "indicates" or "points to" something other than itself -- it's why we point with our index fingers and why books have indexes to point us in the right direction.
The equivalent word in French, indice, has the complementary meaning of "evidence" or "clue," and all of these overlapping connotations are at play in Indices, Montreal sculptor Chloé Desjardins's exhibition at La Maison des artistes. Always the trace or trapping of something else, an index's meaning and value is usually tied to the thing it refers to. Desjardins offers them for consideration in their own right, however, and the results are as satisfying as they are unexpected.
Most of the works are reproductions, casts made in porcelain, plaster, bronze and wax. Such reproductions are "indexical" by their very nature, always referring back to some (usually absent) "original," a second-class status that Desjardins contradicts with rarified materials and exquisite craftsmanship but compounds with her choice of subject matter.
Instead of the traditional "fine art" subjects (portrait busts, horses, etc.) that most associate with bronzes and plaster copies, she looks toward the stuff surrounding art objects. Literally: the show is all wads of bubble wrap, shipping boxes, disposable gloves, and Plexiglas display cubes.
Indices challenges our expectations on multiple levels. You rarely see foam packing peanuts put on display, much less cast in porcelain, but the humbleness of the source material is important. Desjardins shuts down any impulse to look past the objects themselves -- you'll never know what's written on the crumpled ball of bronze "paper" or what (if anything) is (or was) underneath the layers of plaster "bubble wrap." In Nest of Windows, a Plexiglas box on top of a wooden pedestal only houses a series of five incrementally smaller Plexiglas boxes.
Evasiveness and frustration are central to Desjardins's practice -- she needles our curiosity; some people just can't control themselves around bubble wrap -- and the appearance of the work is austere, but it's engaging, even playful, in spite of this. The sculptures may keep us at arm's length (the temptation to pick them up to confirm their weight is hard to resist), but they also refer to familiar, relatable materials and objects, and Desjardins's quirky substitutions and deflections are undeniable playful.
Double is a long, suspended Plexiglas box containing several pairs of (seemingly) identical plaster casts. The duplicate broken bowls and wadded-up gloves invite scrutiny and comparison, compelling viewers to seek out the minute variations and artifacts of the casting process that make each "identical" object unique. It becomes a bit of a game, and it's fun; the rules are easy to pick up, and it gets you thinking (and looking) in different ways.
Desjardins's use of traces, copies, hints and clues to draw us out of the realm of ideas and signs and back to the matter at hand, the things in front of us, is surprising but effective. Indices subtly reinvigorates our experience of the world around us, gently pointing us in new directions.
Steven Leyden Cochrane is a Winnipeg-based visual artist, writer, and educator.
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The recently renovated St. Roch Market was vandalized Thursday evening, with the front and side walls covered in paint and several windows broken, according to WDSU.com.
St. Roch Market is one of the last of the original city markets that formerly dotted New Orleans' cityscape. Built in 1875, the landmark has just recently been reopened to the public.
On this week's Louisiana Eats!, we take a virtual trip to Paris. Our first stop is a rendezvous with New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu at the St. Roch Market – a place where charcuterie, crepes and cheeses are served – much like in a Parisian marché.
St. Roch is the last of the original city markets that formally dotted New Orleans' cityscape. Built in 1875, this landmark has recently been renovated and restored to its former glory.
There are lots of ways to prepare crawfish, but it's the boil that brings out their best qualities, and these are not limited to flavor. Served in massive quantities, dumped upon a table where friends and strangers feast alongside each other, crawfish are the ultimate social food. And as it happens, the annual crawfish mania across this state hits its stride just when Louisiana itself is at its most social.
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In 2010, just after the BP oil well in the Gulf of Mexico exploded, seafood restaurants were bombarded with questions from concerned diners: "How bad is the spill?" "Is this from the Gulf?" "Is it safe?" Demand for Gulf seafood tanked.
"You have to remember, that was literally weeks and months on end when you could turn on the TV at any time of day and see an oil well leaking unabatedly into the Gulf of Mexico," says Brett Anderson, feature food writer for Nola.com.
On this week's Louisiana Eats!, we're remembering the devastation of the BP oil spill, which took place five years ago this week. Six weeks after the spill, we produced our very first episode of Louisiana Eats!, and there was no way we could ignore the disaster that was unfolding in the Gulf.
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Big news on this week's Louisiana Eats! We move into our new studios, located in the Southern Food and Beverage Museum on Oretha Castle Haley in Central City.
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Now that we've looked at the SEC's top kickers, we're checking out the league's top punters.
Past rankings:
Here are our top 10 SEC punters:
1. Brad Wing, Soph., LSU: He was one of the league's most entertaining people last year, and he had the left leg to back it up. The first-team All-American averaged 44.4 yards per punt last season, with a long of 73 yards, and pinned 27 kicks inside his opponents' 20-yard line. He also had 20 punts of 50 or more yards.
2. Steven Clark, Jr., Auburn: The Ray Guy finalist and the SEC coaches All-SEC selection was one of the most accurate punters in the nation last fall. Not only did he average 40.8 yards per punt, he pinned 33 of his 72 kicks inside the 20. He had a long of 58 yards and sent 13 punts 50 yards or more.
3. Dylan Breeding, Sr., Arkansas: He returns as the SEC's top statistical punter after averaging 45.3 yards per punt last fall, with a long of 70 yards. Breeding landed 16 of his 53 punts inside the 20, and had 17 punts of 50 or more yards. He ranks fifth all-time at Arkansas in punts (166), punt yardage (6,971) and punt average (42.0).
4. Tyler Campbell, Sr. Ole Miss: He ranked fifth in the SEC last season, averaging 43.6 yards per punt with a long of 73. He also had 28 of his 72 kicks drop inside the 20, and had 16 punts go for 50 or more yards. Campbell is both powerful with his kicks and very accurate, making him a big weapon for the Rebels' defense.
5. Trey Barrow, Sr., Missouri: He was a second team All-Big 12 member last season, and ranked second in the league in punting average (44.8). Barrow, who also shared place-kicking duties, had a long of 74 yards last season, pinned 10 punts inside the 20, and had 18 punts of 50 or more yards.
6. Richard Kent, Sr., Vanderbilt: He averaged 42.5 yards per punt last season, with a long of 67. He also pinned 23 punts inside the 20 and had 18 punts of 50 or more yards. He had a 41.2-yard net punting average, and has put at least one punt inside the 2o in 24 of his 25 career games.
7. Baker Swedenburg, Jr., Mississippi State: He averaged 41.8 yards per punt, with a long of 58 last season. Nineteen of his kicks dropped within the 20, and he had 14 punts of 50 or more yards. The staff expects him to be even better after having a tremendous spring in Starkville this year.
8. Ryan Epperson, Sr., Texas A&M: He averaged 41.2 yards per punt last season, and pinned 19 inside the 20. He had a long of 68 yards, and sent 10 punts 50 or more yards. He directed four punts inside the 20 against Arkansas and Texas last season.
9. Cody Mandell, Jr., Alabama: He averaged just 39.3 yards per punt, but had a long of 52 yards, pinned 11 inside the 20, and had two punts of 50 yards or more. He put a season-high five punts inside the 20 against Florida last fall. The former walk-on enters his third year as a starter this fall.
10. Kyle Christy, Soph., Florida: He became Florida's starting punter during the last seven games of the season, but the spot is now all his. He still finished with 30 punts, and averaged 40.9 yards per kick along the way, with a long of 67 yards. Ten of his kicks were downed inside the 20. In his debut against Auburn, four of his punts were downed inside the Tigers' 20.
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Now that we've looked at the SEC's top kickers, we're checking out the league's top punters.Past rankings: Top 10 quarterbacks Top 10 running backs Top 10 wide receivers Top 10 tight ends Top 10 offensive linemen Top 10 defensive tackles Top 10 defensive ends Top 10 linebackers Top 10 cornerbacks Top 10 safeties Top 10 kickers Here are our top 10 SEC punters:1.


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How does a clothing brand get 7 million YouTube views in one day? By getting 20 strangers to kiss each other.
The video below, titled "First Kiss," features strangers—all wearing L.A. fashion label Wren's fall 2014 clothing collection—meeting for the first time and kissing on camera. Yeah, that's it, but there's so much more. First the people meet, realize they have to kiss each other and cope with those feelings. There's lots of awkward banter, nervous laughter and hesitant movements. I cringed several times and then blushed, and I'm not even in the film.
Finally, the couples start kissing, and the game changes. Some kisses are hesitant, some are quick, some left me wide-eyed, waving my hands at my screen and shouting, "Nooo, too much! Too much!"
Maybe it's so popular because it puts the viewer through a range of emotions in three and a half minutes. Maybe it's because the video is somehow both lurid and sweet and I'm so glad my mom's not sitting next to me right now. Maybe it's because if two people actually started kissing heavily in public, my reaction would not be to stare—as this video would have us do—but to look away and tweet about it.
It ends slightly less awkwardly than it begins. One man looks down at his kissing partner. "I have lipstick all over me, don't I?" he says.
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China's consumers aren't living up to sales pitch
By John Foley
The author is a Reuters Breakingviews columnist. The opinions expressed are his own.
Consumer brands in China are finding their rewards aren't quite as advertised. Growth in purchases of a wide range of goods has slowed sharply over the past year, and companies ranging from Samsonite to Apple are reporting disappointing Chinese sales figures. Consumers in the world's second-largest economy will have their day, but the idea they alone can sustain growth looks threadbare.
It's not just premium brands that are reporting slowing revenue growth in the People's Republic. Retail sales in almost every category are increasing more slowly than they were a year ago. Growth in cosmetics sales has slowed from 15 percent to 10 percent, and knitwear from 18 to 12.5 percent. Only gold and silver jewellery, which has a speculative appeal, has been gaining momentum, with sales up 42 percent year on year in July. Tiffany says its China sales are "especially strong".
Revenue cannot expand at double-digit rates indefinitely. But growth expectations are important for retailers deciding how much capital to tie up in stocks and new stores. China'Äôs banks are reporting a sharp increase in bad loans to the retail sector, suggesting that some operators overestimated demand. Sportswear maker Li Ning was an early warning of what can happen – it stuffed its retailers with unsaleable stock, and was forced to buy heaps of the stuff back to salvage its brand.
For some products like designer bags and spirits, government curbs on gift-buying are a factor. But that'Äôs not enough to explain the broad slowdown. More likely, decelerating investment in housing, infrastructure and manufacturing, is dragging on incomes. Disposable per capita income for city-dwellers grew an annual 9 percent in the first two quarters of 2013, according to an official survey by the National Bureau of Statistics – compared with a five-year average of 13 percent.
If investment slows, then, so does consumption. That means China can't rely on consumers to step up and fill the gap if investment levels fall, as eventually they must. It also makes the task of increasing China's share of consumption in GDP from its low level of 35 percent that bit harder. If China wants consumers to pull their weight, it needs to put more money in their wallets.
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Mary Dejevsky: Don't just stand there, complain!
The evening before my early-morning departure, I received a text message from the airline. "Due to congestion at Luton airport, we strongly advise you to arrive at least three hours before departure to avoid missing the flight..." Three hours, I thought bolshily, they can stuff it. If I miss the plane, I miss it, but I'm not setting off in the middle of the night.
If I'd been going on a family holiday, rather than for a weekend, my response might have been different. But it comes to something when the time you have to set aside to fly to eastern Europe from Luton would see you across the Atlantic from almost anywhere else.
Not that you would know of any inadequacies from the airport's website, which waxes lyrical about its delights, while boasting that it has set up a blog for comments (which I couldn't find). More searching, though, turned up another site – www.airlinequality.com – which began: "I've used airports all over the world and Luton is the worst that I have come across." Indeed.
Congestion is an understatement. Luton says proudly that the number of passengers in July exceeded a record 1 million. I don't doubt this, so why can't it improve conditions to match? At least the airlines do what they are paid to do reasonably competently. Do passengers on low-cost flights – the bulk of Luton's traffic – deserve only a low-cost, low-service airport? Where does the money from these record numbers of planes and passengers go?
I've taken two return trips from Luton in three months. The experience each time has been one long, chaotic queue from more than a mile outside the airport to the steps of the plane and back again. A £1 fee introduced for car drop-offs in April has led to gigantic tailbacks for all traffic, including buses. If, after that, you think your blood pressure won't survive inching towards security in a mass of several hundred – slowed further by the dozens queue-jumping with impunity – you're encouraged to pay £3 to be "fast-tracked" – an iniquitous system that, I imagine, is meant to reduce complaints from stroppy individuals like me.
On your return, notices advertise the automated e-passports system through immigration. But there's no bypassing the thousand-strong mass of mostly east and central Europeans spilling far into the corridors. When I ask why the e-passports lane is shut, I'm told that it only opens at certain times. Why? Because passengers "need help" to use it, so – like bagging your own groceries – it takes twice the staff. Oh the efficiencies of automation!
When I then ask why non-EU citizens don't face a similar queue, I'm told that it's unusual. (Out of the corner of my eye I watch them open the non-EU lane to all-comers.) Welcome to Britain, fellow-Europeans – pregnant, carrying small children, walking with difficulty, you're in for a good hour's wait and more than a few staircases on the way.
The saving grace is that the staff are, mostly, polite. And if you complain enough and need help, you may be escorted past the queue – though, of course, that means a longer wait for everyone else. The kindly employee who took pity on me (with my walking stick) said it would be good if someone made a fuss. So that's what I'm doing. Whoever manages Luton airport, you are in charge of a national disgrace.
No, minister, you don't know what I'm thinking
As International Development Secretary, Andrew Mitchell seems to know what he is doing. I have quite a lot of time for him – or I had. At a recent forum on the Arab Spring, he praised British non-government organisations in Egypt. When he took questions, I asked whether he was talking to the Egyptians about these NGOs, given that there appeared to be misgivings about their presence and there was talk of regulation.
In his response, Mitchell seemed to discern an agenda behind my question. In fact, there was. Some years ago, Russia took much Western flak for a law banning foreign-funding for NGOs in politics – even though many countries, including the US, have similar rules. I thought he might say something about this being a sensitive area, but he didn't.
Then because the question came from a woman, I assume, he embarked on a paean to the work of NGOs in defending women's rights and getting more girls to school. I have to say that I found this patronising political gamesmanship. The same question from a man would have been treated on its merits. No wonder the Coalition worries about the women's vote.
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It was the allegation that most shocked the public, returned the phone-hacking scandal to the headlines, and sealed the fate of the News of the World. The claim was that the paper had not just hacked the phone of the missing Milly Dowler, but deleted her messages, so giving her family false hope that she was still alive.
Now this was clearly a reprehensible thing for anyone to do; and the news, nine years after her murder, devastated the family and shattered even that tough old Aussie, Rupert Murdoch. So much so, it transpires, that he is about to reach a £3m settlement with the Dowlers, a third of which will be paid to charity in a cheque signed by the hard-bitten tycoon himself.
That leaves £2m for the Dowler family – which, frankly, like the overall settlement, seems beyond excessive. Yes, the action was disgusting and underhand, as well as illegal. But £2m to compensate the family for the hurt they suffered from phone-hacking seems out of all proportion to anything that anyone – except the actual killer – did. Given that money is unlikely to relieve their pain, is it too much to hope that the Dowlers will donate the whole lot to a good cause – for the benefit, say, of girls without the advantages their late daughter enjoyed?
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27 dead in school shooting
An official with knowledge of a shooting at a Connecticut elementary school says 27 people are dead, including 18 children. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because the investigation is still under way. AP video. (Dec. 14)
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