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The few folks with the patience needed to understand the game's design goals and unusual approach will find a game with a lot of depth and a truly offbeat adventure. Those who abhor repetition and like their quests spelled out for them should stay away.
A throwback to the way RPGs used to be made before polygons. With anime-style characters and a firm story and gameplay, this game should be enjoyable for anyone who can get past the graphical weaknesses.
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Anyone else think that the wrestlers made this one really boring?
UFC Fight Night 24 "Nogueira vs Davis" Results
UFC Fight Night 24 — Live March 26th from the KeyArena in Seattle, Washington.
Quick Results
- Phil Davis defeats Antonio Rogerio Nogueira via Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
- Anthony Johnson defeats Dan Hardy via Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
- Amir Sadollah defeats DaMarques Johnson via TKO (Punches) at 3:27 in Round 2
- Chan Sung Jung defeats Leonard Garcia via Submission (Twister) at 4:59 in Round 2
- Mackens Semerzier defeats Alex Caceres via Submission (Rear-Naked Choke) at 3:18 in Round 1
- Mike Russow defeats Jon Madsen via TKO (Doctor's stoppage — eye) at 5:00 after Round 2
- John Hathaway defeats Kris McCray via Split Decision (28-29, 29-28, 29-28)
- Michael McDonald defeats Edwin Figueroa via Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
- Christian Morecraft defeats Sean McCorkle via Submission (Standing Guillotine Choke) at 4:10 in Round 2
- Aaron Simpson defeats Mario Miranda via Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-26)
- Johny Hendricks defeats T.J. Waldburger via TKO (Punches) at 1:35 in Round 1
- Nik Lentz defeats Waylon Lowe via Submission (Guillotine Choke) at 2:24 in Round 3
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The second 2 fights were definitely slower, but I definitely wasn't bored at any point through the card. I'd never even heard of the twister submission, so awesome job by the zombie. Amir always puts on a good fight, and I think DeMarques was a victim of his own cardio.
not at all. i thought this was a pretty good event but im not one of those people who hate on wrestling cuz it works. the main event was slow but i hate the noguera's so i didnt mind.
Its just me then. I wasn't too impressed with the last two fights. The twister was great. I wonder what other submissions are out there that we've never seen before.
Joe Rogan is a brown belt, who trains with Eddie Bravo, I believe.
you have got to appreciate the fact that rogan knew what it was and goldberg was just watching not having a clue what was going on just like us. i always wonder what exactly that guy brings to the table other than "here we go" and "he got rocked". Does anybody know whats going on with Jake Rossen, he used to write great columns after all the ufc events and now it seems hes disappeared.
Goldberg is ten times better than he was a few years ago. Back then he got the job because he had a good voice. I'm actually surprised to see him have something intelligent to say in fights now. He's learned a lot. Way better than most MMA announcers.
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Bookworm: is wondering if Obama is an atheist:
Obama's White Houses instinctively uses the same wishy-washy language atheists use: "My heart is with you." "My thoughts are with you." "I send you my wishes." No prayers. Never any prayers.
Well…but that doesn't mean he's an atheist. Could be he likes to keep his prayerful inclinations really, really private. Could be he has some sort of disconnect or that his prayers are especially recollected; we know he sat in Jeremiah Wright's church for 20 years and didn't hear anything-he might have been praying. Could be the way he prays is not like other people pray, or that he fears his prayers would not be understood by the rest of us. Or, you know…gods don't, themselves, pray.
Governmental intrusion on the seal of Confession: pithily entitled: Today's Practical Problem:
The past century is nothing if not a stark lesson in how easily utilitarian calculations can, in the name of some greater good, strike at the very roots of human dignity.
Indeed. You'll want to read it all.
"…His mercies are not spent…": Benedict's inscription in the Book of Remembrance at Yad Vashem. His speech (which predictably displeased some) video here.
Archbishop Chaput: on living as a half-way Christian. It's not a good thing. If you recall Revelation, "half-way Christianity" made Jesus vomit. Be like a little child.
F. Scott Fitzgerald got it right: the rich are different from you and me. And some citizens are more equal than others.
He should be, but he ain't:
"In Obama's wide grin as Sykes was telling her joke, we saw the smug look of a man who enjoys seeing his critics dehumanized. The president of the United States should be better than this."
Something is nagging me about the idea of the president getting a kick out of seeing his critics "dehumanized," when he spent the last year or so wagging a finger about treating people with humanity, and being post-partisan. I guess some humans are more entitled to being de-humanized than others, or something.
Winston Smith had to drink ersatz coffee, too: Prices set to skyrocket. Of course. Well, for as long as there are monks, no ersatz for me!
Hawaii: Celebratin' Islam!
Frank J. Starting Trouble: if you like gossipy rumors. Althouse was already hinting and NiceDeb has the pictures.
Neo-Neocon crying: "masks off! Masks off!"
AP notices: the Notre Dame Dust Up. I love it when the press focuses.
President not as beefy as first thought. A bit silly, actually.
Smile, and smile and be a villain. It's not just for females, anymore.
People are out of work: Why doesn't Obama hire someone who can calculate? I mean numerically.
This is not difficult: he's showing more class than them. And also not feeding a beast.


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white ;-) Note: This plant piles on the resin in the last few days, I don't recommend harvesting early and
know I won't do it again."
It was nice to get something that smelled good in the grow to compensate for the smell, which I don't like, of
the N x S when it is growing. It smells of citrus, fruity, with the skunk lurking in the background is the best
way I can describe it. It isn't over powering but did require more than a baggy to contain the smell when I
brought an ounce to someone."
When I cut the bud at 37 days with the 50% withered flowers I test smoked it with a buddy on a ride. He
doesn't smoke as much as I do but he isn't a lightweight by any means, he smokes almost once a day I
guess. He missed 6 turns on a familiar ride in 1 hour and 15 minutes. He liked the buzz but was not happy
with it for driving since he was spacing out so much. I thought the whole thing was kind of funny myself and
I'm sure you know I was all over him on every missed turn. (Little did he know..I wasn't exactly catching them
all either ;-) I didn't like the buzz from this early bud at first, it was too speedy for me, but it did calm down
after a while. The other thing that wasn't too impressive from it was the staying power of the buzz.
Now the buds harvested later were a completely different story. Mature buds have a unique buzz. It's
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Left: Gallerist Jose Freire with Sunn 0))) frontman Stephen O'Malley. Right: Gallerist Maureen Paley with Banks Violette. (All photos: Sarah Thornton)
"Lot o' beards in tonight." The barmaid at the Bethnal Green pub at which I'd arranged to meet my companions was bemused to find her regular Friday-night clientele augmented by a contingent of hirsute music fans eager for a performance, orchestrated by artist Banks Violette, by the doomy, LA-based art-metal band Sunn O))) at Maureen Paley's gallery. Decamping at precisely 6 PM, we found a small crowd of similarly styled folk forming a line outside the gallery. We joined it, and within fifteen minutes the line had tripled in length and anticipation was building fast. We knew only that the performance was scheduled to commence some time between 6 and 8 PM. By 6:30 or so, current Turner Prize shortlistee Mark Titchner, having that afternoon found out about the imminent closure of Delfina studios, where he is a current resident, was already weary of the uncertainty.
Soon thereafter, we followed Team Gallery owner Jose Freire in through the back door, earning jealous glares from a line that now extended around the block. Freire, bubbling with excitement, led us to an upstairs room where Violette had constructed a "ghost" of the band's own, functional setup. Guitars and amps (Sunn amps, naturally) had been cast in the artist's now-signature blend of resin and salt and the walls lined with dense graphite drawings. Paley was delighted with the elegantly atmospheric effect: "Magic, magic, magic."
Back downstairs, Freire assured me that I'd know when the performance was starting because "the building will shake like there's an earthquake. They did a sound check a few hours ago and you could hear the windows rattling." Only then did I notice a small sign outside the entrance to the lower gallery: "No entry until after performance." Sure enough, again according to Freire, "Banks said he was going to do a performance that would make the building come down but no one was going to see it." I wondered fleetingly whether the fans waiting outside, patience eroding, were privy to this information.
Left: Gallerist Rodolphe Janssen and Phillips de Pury & Company consultant Olivier Vrankenne. Right: Artist Paul Noble with collector Vicky Hughes.
"Can we store Banks's robe in here?" asked Alissa Bennett, the artist's wife, of a gallery employee seated in the office, gesturing with a voluminous black cloak. "Yeah, it's my robe," her husband chipped in. "It's very important." Vital apparel stashed, the couple melted away and I got talking to Noah Garson, a plumbing supplier who provides the aluminum tubing that Violette uses in many of his sculptures. "Plumbing supplying is what it is," he admitted. "But working with Banks makes it so much more interesting." A beaming Wolfgang Tillmans edged past us, and finally, on the dot of 7 PM, an ominous bass rumble signaled the start of the concealed action. Finding myself, for once, in the right place at the right time, I couldn't resist peeking behind the white sheet veiling the performance space. "This is sedate," commented Violette, reappearing immediately behind me. "It'll get very loud and ugly." Draped in black and wreathed in dry ice, the band were an imposing sighteven without the salt-and-resin coffin in which the guest vocalist, Mayhem's Attila Csihar, was sealed. As a thin crack began to edge across the ceiling and a lightbulb popped above my head, I thought it prudent to join the crowd in the exterior courtyard.
There, artist Lorin Davies and I squeezed through the throng surrounding the bar, spotting gallerists Rudolph Janssen and Christabel Stewart (of Hotel) and artists Sue Webster, Savage Pencil, a.k.a. Edwin Pouncey, and Chris Cunningham. I also bumped into an old friend, Anthony Sylvester, who, I soon learned, now does promotional work for Sunn O))) and other bands. But despite his close association with the musicians, even Sylvester was finding that the evening had already raised some unusual questions: "If you're not here to not see the band, what's your experience of them, then?" Collector Vicky Hughes conceded that "I'd like to be a voyeur. I'd like to be in the room with the band," and some others seemed similarly frustrated by their deliberate exclusion (though Davies rated it as the band's "best visual performance"). An hour or so later, I was about to raise the issue with artist Paul Noble when the sound juddered to a halt and London seemed, for a moment, quieter than it ever had before.
I caught the early end of Stephen Shore's Wednesday-night opening at 303 Gallery as lots of late-afternoon sun filtered down Twenty-second Street. For most of Chelsea's gallery hoppers, there was still time for a late-afternoon promenade; just in front of the gallery steps, Bob Nickas strolled by, presumably enjoying the last rays before making a more appropriately timed arrival, and designer John Bartlett slipped past, headed in the other direction. Stepping in alongside International Center of Photography curator Carol Squiers and collector Neil Frankel (dog in tow), I found Shore leisurely leading a small crowd of enthusiasts from photo to photo and pausing to sign the occasional book. Hardly larger than drugstore prints, the matted and framed images required the kind of intimate encounter that was aided by Shore's personalized explanations. (Pointing out the fingernail shadow above a toilet lid in a New Mexico restroom, Shore found camaraderie with a fellow Rollei owner: "It's the only camera with the flash underneath rather than over the lens.") Along with a selection from 1972's "American Surfaces" series (shown recently at P.S. 1) and a few larger prints from 1973's "Uncommon Places," Shore also exhibited a 1971 Super-8 video and, for the first time, pages from a "visual diary," a scrapbook from his now-famous 1972-73 road trip. The artist described the works as "related in time" but noted that the video (his only Super-8 work) precedes the 1972 photographs but features "some of the same places in New York City, Amarillo, Texas, northern New Mexico, and Route 22 in New Jersey" that he returned to—this time with a still cameraover the next year. Maika Pollack, of Brooklyn's Southfirst gallery, approached Shore to invite him to "Mystic River," its current group show, organized around the feeling evoked by Shore's 1979 photograph Merced River and based in part on an interview conducted with Shore by exhibition curator (and participating artist) Noah Sheldon.
Already late for a panel on "memoir" at SoHo's Housing Works Bookstore, I hailed a cab downtown and slipped inside, where a modest assortment of book-club types listened intently to the discussion between best-selling authors Sean Wilsey (Oh the Glory of It All) and Francine du Plessix Gray (Them: A Memoir of Parents). Experts on hysterical mothering (Wilsey locates his mother somewhere between Norma Desmond and Joan Crawford), the panelists deftly fielded such questions as "What was the worst thing your parents ever did to you?" The audience thrilled to Gray's proclamations, such as her top-down observation that, with the "example set by a government that is so steeped in lies," we will also have "that Harvard girl who plagiarized a novel." Interestingly, both Gray and Wilsey have family ties to the art world. Gray's father, Alexander Liberman, was a painter in addition to being the legendary art director of Condé Nast, and her mother was an avant-garde hat designer; Wilsey's stepmother, in what he described as her "crowning achievement," recently raised money for the construction of the new de Young Museum in San Francisco. One of the first large-scale projects by architects Herzog and de Meuron in the United States, the museum has a very personal resonance for Wilsey. "One of the first pieces I ever wrote, in 1999, was about the two architects who built the museum," Wilsey recalled. Wilsey's mom doesn't seem to have read the article, or, if she did, it failed to give her a deep appreciation for cutting-edge architecture. "She doesn't know anything about culture," he explained. "She wanted to have the museum's marble floor ripped out because it wasn't conducive to wearing Manolo Blahnik heels."
Left: Fernando the Clown at Richard Ruin's performance at The Kitchen. Right: Artists Betony Vernon and Jeff Burton. (Photo: David Velasco)
Hoping for one last evening of Chelsea revelry before the area emptied out for the holiday, I cobbled together an idiosyncratic Thursday-night itinerary consisting of openings, a benefit, and a performance. After drifting around half a dozen receptions, my companions and I ended up at Casey Kaplan Gallery for a show of new work by Jeff Burton, including photographs in which his usual "Where's Waldo?" approach to bare skin is broadened to include rephotographed '70s porn-shoot transparencies overlaid with hand-drawn crop marks and disturbingly intimate portraits of iconic filmmaker and Hollywood Babylon writer Kenneth Anger.
Friends of the artist, including the occasional six-foot-tall glamazon in a pleather miniskirt, comprised most of the crowd; Neville Wakefield and the ubiquitous Klaus Biesenbach were also on hand. When I asked Burton about what led to Anger's patched-up bloody nose, he responded, "I was told he was gay-bashed. He asked me to document his attack. I don't know if he was telling the truth; it may have just been a performance." On our way out the door, a friend offered, less charitably, "Maybe his plastic surgeon botched him."
Left: Artist Peter Coffin. Right: Artists and North Drive Press editors Sara Greenberger Rafferty and Matt Keegan. (Photos: David Velasco)
We were headed to White Columns, where North Drive Press, the annual print-and-multiple publication produced by artists Matt Keegan and Sara Greenberger Rafferty, who met at Columbia's MFA program, was hosting a small benefit party. The photographs comprising Harrell Fletcher's exhibition had been temporarily displaced by taped-up examples of the eclectic contents of issue three, available next month. Four exquisite-corpse drawings, each created by four artists and printed in editions of twenty-five, were also on view. It's NDP week in New York: The duo emceed a "live version" of the publication at The Kitchen on Tuesday that included video screenings, what Greenberger Rafferty described as her "Andy Kaufman-like" presentation of Carol Bove's sound piece Future of Ecstasy, and a live improv set by band/artist Hurray.
I was myself headed to The Kitchen, for the US debut of Richard Ruin, German artist Martin Eder's alter ego, and his band, Les Demoniaques. My last exposure to Eder, whose current solo show at Marianne Boesky Gallery includes an artwork that has my vote for best title of the yearMasturbating Woman Surrounded by Bad Towels, 2006was on a small monitor at Fredericks Freiser Gallery, where he was depicted naked, in a bathtub, vomiting copious amounts of blood. Sure enough, one in-the-know audience member cautioned a woman taking a front-row seat that she might wish to move, as if Ruin were about to treat us to a gory version of a Gallagher performance. Pair that with The Kitchen's "Adults Only" press-release warning; Boesky's admission that, while she had heard Ruin's music, she didn't know what to expect of the performance; and her gallery director Adrian Turner's ability to rattle off the daily rate for twins, topless women, andof coursean old man hired to chase the topless women, and my interest was piqued.
The audience for the show, which was cosponsored by the Art Production Fund, was largely the collector faithful, though I did spot Clarissa Dalrymple and a few younger artists. Ruin walked onto the stage, which was decorated like a high-school prom with silver foil and black helium balloons, in a sharkskin suit; his five bandmates were equally slick. They launched immediately into their set of vampy rock songs, distinguished by Ruin's torrents of lyrical clichés: Every song seemed to include "drifting stars" and a "baby" who said things that were "stuck in [his] mind." These were accompanied by a wall-size projection of Eder's short video clips (his trademark soft-focus softcore) and interspersed with brief live vignettes involving Turner's aforementioned cast of characters and Fernando the Clown, all of which added up to what artist Sue de Beer approvingly called an "elaborate seduction." Indeed, the rousing ovation that greeted himthe audience members tossed onstage the calla lilies that had been laid out on their seatsproved that Ruin's crooned come-on had worked its charm.
Left: Richard Ruin et Les Demoniaques. Right: Jeff Burton's Untitled #206 (Kenneth Anger Eyes), 2006.
Left: Collectors Norman Dubrow and Alvin Hall and Salon 94 owner Jeanne Greenberg Rohaytn. Right: Artist Wangechi Mutu. (All photos: David Velasco)
Sunday was one of those oddly changeable New York spring days, and the gentle rain that was falling as I left my apartment downtown had given way to pleasant sun by the time I reached Salon 94, Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn and Nicolas Rohatyn's chichi domestic project space on Manhattan's Upper East Side. Shoving open the townhouse's weighty iron-and-glass front door, I was greeted by the sound of a quartet—a cellist, a violinist, and two drummersentertaining guests in the lobby with an enjoyably meandering improvisation. After lingering for a few minutes with a glass of wine in hand, I pressed on into the main room to survey a collaborative installation by artist Wangechi Mutu and London-based architect David Adjaye.
The drink was more than usually appropriate, as Exhuming Gluttony: A Lover's Requiem is a "beastly feast" in which an ovoid slab of pale wood is continually anointed by red wine that drips from an arrangement of dark bottles suspended above it. Surrounded by dark grey wood-paneled walls that appear to have been peppered with bullets, and to which strips of packing tape and bundles of fur have been haphazardly affixed, the heavy table-like form assumes a romantic, Beuysian aura. Veiling the curved sweep of window that overlooks the garden was a translucent curtain printed with a colorful but ambiguous image, the visual juxtapositions combining with the intensifying aroma of wine-soaked wood clearly angling for an intoxicating mix. Nairobi-born Mutu, currently also showing at Sikkema, Jenkins & Co., was clearly pleased to have made the connection with Adjaye, who worked with Olafur Eliasson in Venice last year and is currently designing the new contemporary art museum for the city of Denver. According to Greenberg Rohatyn, "Wangechi asked David to help her house some ideas she was working on, and they grew into Exhuming Gluttony. They worked together designing the space, brainstorming materials, and on the final realization of the idea."
Left: Salon 94 gallery director Fabienne Stephan, artist Derrick Adams, and curator Bob Nickas. Right: Architect David Adjaye.
By 5 PM, the opening's midway point, the venue had reached capacity. A camera crew from German television station ZDF made free movement around the slab, from which wine was now spilling onto the floor and forming small but potentially hazardous puddles, something of a challenge. New York Times critic Roberta Smith and the Village Voice's Jerry Saltz made an entrance and, after exchanging a few words with Greenberg Rohatyn, melted away again. Studio Museum director and chief curator Thelma Golden held court at one end of the room; MoMA curator Klaus Biesenbach commanded the other. Rumors of a Vogue scribe in the house were sending ripples of interest through the style-conscious crowd. Seeking a moment's respite, I maneuvered down a long ramp into the garden, where a posse of small children was making its own scene, buzzing about among the potted plants.
Reentering for another round as the music started up againthe two drummers performing unaccompanied this timeI spotted art-world impresario Yvone Force Villareal with husband, artist Leo Villareal, artists Marilyn Minter and Deborah Grant, and curators Bob Nickas and Jeffrey Uslip, all looking suitably wary of the sometimes very slightly swaying and now thoroughly marinated object around which they all edged. But Mutu and Adjaye, both continually surrounded by friends and admirers, diligently attended to by a purple-swathed Greenberg Rohatyn, and clearly enjoying the occasion, appeared relaxed throughout. Despite the project's portentous title and the work's intimations of decadent overkill, its introduction to the world at large proved a blessedly civilized affair.
Left: Artist Muna El Fituri with Studio Museum director and chief curator Thelma Golden. Right: Artist Deborah Grant.
Left: Martin Creed. Right: Beatrice Trussardi, president of the Fondazione Nicola Trussardi, with friend and Gaia Trussardi. (All photos: Marco De Scalzi)
Tuesday evening in Milan was so hot that there were more people out on the terrace overlooking the Piazza del Duomo than inside the Palazzo dell'Arengario. The building, which is in the pure Fascist style, currently houses a new exhibition by Martin Creed, organized by the Fondazione Nicola Trussardi. Here, the British artist makes effective use of an entrance and a colonnaded corridor, employing the former as a backdrop for a striking video projection of a girl vomiting red liquid, and transforming the latter into a theatrical space by playing with the lights. Inside a third room, the source of a noise that could be heard as far away as the piazza was revealed to be the mechanically opening and closing lid of a white piano.
The foundation, named for the fashion designer who died seven years ago, is run by his daughter Beatrice. Having no permanent exhibition space in Milan, it occasionally occupies public spaces with the agreement of the city. Recent interventions were presented at the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, for example, and in the atrium of the city's main railroad station. It was fitting, then, that among the first people to appear at the opening was Stefano Zecchi, cultural commissioner of the right-wing City Council and a professor of aesthetics at the local state university, even though he is notoriously unsympathetic toward contemporary art. ButZecchi aside, perhapsthe English artist's deadpan humor is widely appreciated in Italy, and Massimiliano Gioni, the foundation's artistic director, thought of him immediately upon discovering the building's availability. Creed has a further Italian connection in the form of a house in Alicudi, an island off the Sicilian coast, which was the setting for a photographic project by his ex-girlfriend Paola Pivi.
Left: Gallerists Michele Maccarone, Francesca Minini, and Francesca Kaufmann. Right: Artist Patrick Tuttofuoco and Fondazione Nicola Trussardi Artistic Director Massimiliano Gioni.
At the opening, Creed was feted by a youthful crowd, many of whom were members of Milan's burgeoning student population. It was appropriate, then, that he gave a lecture at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera the next day. In addition to the students, a few well-known figures attended, including directors of museums both far (Fabio Cavallucci, from the Galleria Civica in Trento) and near (Milan-based Giacinto di Pietrantonio, from the Galleria d'arte moderna e contemporanea in Bergamo), critics and curators such as Francesca Pasini and Marco Meneguzzo, and gallery owners Claudio Guenzani and Giò Marconi, as well as others from the Lambrate district, Milan's new art neighborhood. The city has few art events with an international profileimportant artists have shows in private galleries, but rarely in public spacesso it was heartening to see some non-Milanese dealers and other artists who had found success abroad, including Luca Vitone, Simone Berti, Francesco Bernardi, and Diego Perrone (invited by Gioni to exhibit in the current Berlin Biennale).
After a few hours of idling on the terrace, the group headed to dinner at the foundation's quarters next to Teatro alla Scala, a buffet that, while delicious, was tiring to those expecting a sit-down affair. Many were impatient for Creed's concert, slated for 9:30 PM. But it was not until over an hour later that the bandCreed and two young womenventured onstage. Those who held out witnessed a rock set that was at once simple and energetic and blessed with an endearing, ironic wit, a precise corollary to Creed's work and a fitting end to the evening.
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Left: Guggenheim Senior Curator Germano Celant with Martin Creed. Right: Hauser & Wirth gallery director Gregor Muir with Michele Maccarone.
Left: The Museum of the Moving Image audience. Right: Impresario Jeffrey Deitch. (Photos: Brian Palmer)
"When I first started out in the art world in the '70s, the whole idea of a self-respecting artist waiting in line to be in a TV show would have been ridiculous," asserts Jeffrey Deitch in the opening minutes of the first episode of Artstar, Deitch Projects and VOOM HD Networks' reality television series set in the New York art world. Previewing at the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria, Queens, the hour-long episode follows the selection of eight would-be luminaries from a motley crew of over 400 hopefuls who showed up at Deitch's Wooster Street Gallery last winter for an open call. The show's editors seized, predictably, on the oddest of the oddballs (a middle-age automatic painter producing works in seizured fits while standing in line, a cringe-inducing nerdy freestyle rapper, a giant talking foam head straight out of the Bread and Puppet Theater), set to a soundtrack of judge David Rimanelli's zingers and infused with a healthy dose of eye rolls, smirks, and nonplussed expressions from Deitch, producer James Fuentes, and other invited adjudicators Debra Singer of the Kitchen, Carlo McCormick of Paper magazine, and performance-art historian and curator RoseLee Goldberg. Watching the final cut for the first time, the show's artists lined up together in the front row, squirming alternately in pain and pleasure at their shared public debut.
The Museum's Deputy Director, one of those overzealous MCs whose needlessly exhaustive summaries and self-aggrandizing remarks turn Q & As into one-man shows, dominated the post-screening discussion. The participating artists mostly resisted the impulse to dish the "dirt." "This is not Survivor," warned sculptor Sy Colen. "There were no enemies developed in the process. We all learned from each other." (Witnessing Colen's education first-hand, I overheard painter and former club kid Christian Dietkis explaining the rave-culture significance of pacifiers to the sixty-eight-year-old sculptor.) "I felt like I got the experience of my son who went to RISD," Colen mused. "He got four years; I got four weeks." Indeed, the series' plot devices sound more "art school" than "art star": an "art parade," Coney-Island-sign-painting lessons, and, apparently, a whole lot of dressing up.
Left: Artstar participant Bec Stupak with artist Malcolm Stuart. (Photo: Michael Wang) Right: Artstar participant Anney "Fresh" McKilligan. (Photo: Brian Palmer)
Dread-headed video artist Bec Stupak described her interest in hair and makeup ("in ugliness") and mentioned that several of the artists involved experimented with "personas." "It was totally self-aware," remarked Dietkus. Working out of a gutted space in the AT&T building downtown on Lispenard Street, the artists mostly chose to work on month-long projects over the course of filming, though Dietkus dismissed the studio as "too dusty," which put a moratorium on work during filming. Skeptical of Artstar's collaborative angle, Dietkus also alluded to a "premeditated" show "winner." (The show struggles with the idea of competition, eschewing what producer Abby Terkhule calls "the elimination route" while banking on the adrenaline of the "competitive New York art scene.") The solo show at Deitch Projects (always a possibility within Artstar's premise) went to Stupak, with whom the gallery had a prior relationship through her work with Assume Vivid Astro Focus. Since the show, her art world connections have grown exponentially.
With Artstar accessible only to HD satellite owners and, throughout the summer, visitors to the museum, there aren't going to be a whole lot of home viewers in the city, but the show will be accessible to a smattering of dish owners (on Gallery HD) across the country. After this rather limited release, Deitch disclosed, the show will likely be pushed to broadband networks, and they're already looking into podcasting. "With what we're doing on the inside of the New York art world, it's a lively day if one hundred people come into the gallery. But with a big international audience, our website can get 100,000 hits." Deitch has already attracted interest from an Asian television company, where they might launch a version of Artstar "in collaboration with a gallery there." Hanging out amidst the museum's collections of zombie masks and werewolf skins at the post-screening reception, Stupak and partner Malcolm Stuart (who described himself as "the boyfriend" in a snarky acknowledgement of his newfound television role) seemed giddy with Artstar's possibilities. "If it can be TV, let it be TV," Stuart entreated. "The phobia of being a sellout has become passé."
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Remember Mac & Me, the critically-panned E.T. the Extraterrestrial ripoff in which a wheelchair-bound youth helps to reunite a Skittles and Coca-Cola-loving alien with his family? Of course you don't—fortunately, Nick Pratt's latest feature shares nothing but a title with the 1988 box-office bomb. Instead, single numéro deux (another world premiere!) off the Fortlast Worth buzzmaker's forthcoming, DJBooth-sponsored street album sees him coming together with a certain Keystone State indie sensation (hint, hint: he was the DJBooth Staff Pick for Best Emcee of 2011) for an eclectically witty lyrical free-for-all. With Beewirks' bombastic brass samples bumping in the back, Pratt drops verses brimming with braggadocio and left-field references ("I got these hoes runnin' like the gingerbread man.") before passing the mic to none other than Mac Miller for an equally sharp, allusive guest 16 ("Cream like Hostess, skin color of a Twinkie / Tryin' to take over the world like I was Pinky."). Digging it? Then keep it locked for further bangers leading up to Middle Finger Music's February 6, arrival on our mixtape page.
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Outstanding! My grandchild just finished his Freshman year!!! The art and theater program are amazing. Musical chorus and band are the highest rated in the state!
Murphy could be a great school with better leadership. The principal and counselors will not respond to calls or emails from parents. They have several great AP teachers that put alot of time in with their students. Unfortunately, the administration does not support them in disciplining the students and maintaining a good learning environment. There are way too many fights. The diversity of the students is an asset and will help students later in life. Murphy has a beautiful campas dispite the tornado repairs that are taking an extreme amount of time. If you are looking for scholarship money for college, you are on your own. The students get little or no guidance in this area.
Fantastic School, The panther pride and sense of family among the students and faculty are like no other school experience. My family has been a part of this school since the days of Barton Academy and now I am a teacher with 2 students who attend this school. As a parent, former student and now a teacher, I wouldn't send my children anywhere else!!!! I have been apart of the AP and IB experience, and I can say that the programs truly prepare your child for the real world and the college experience. The diversity of students...Asian, Russian, Indian, White/Black as well as income differences...its a small world with unique experiences which unite and bond everyone together.
We took our son out of our district just to attend the IB program here. It was the worst thing we ever did to him. No need to bore you with details. Let me just summarize by saying this school is not a school but a big juvenile detention center, and the IB program is basically a pathetic attempt at beautification. The administration is so overwhelmed that they cannot be bothered with the needs of students who are NOT getting into trouble. There are a few good teachers, but not enough to make it worthwhile. Don't waste a single day of your child's youth, as we had. Avoid this school at all costs.
I am a parent. My husband and I attended Murphy High School and our four sons have, as well. They were all AP students. We chose not to participate in the IB program because we wanted a better rounded high school experience. The oldest three received scholarships and have completed their college degrees and the third is on a full scholarship (32 on ACT). I must caution incoming students, however, about the lack of concern the counselors and AP teachers have for getting their students the college credits they are promised. Our youngest took English as dual enrollment. When he got to college he was told the school did not enroll him in the first semester of the course. So, the college did not give him credit for that until he was enrolled the second semester. Therefore, he was not given credit for the second semester (ENG 102) and we now have to pay the expense of that course. Instead of taking responsibility for errors, the counselor and teacher have passed the buck back and forth and even went so far as to blame the college where the students were to be enrolled. Disappointing. Now I can't get the teacher, counselor, principal, or board member for the school to respond.
My Son is a Senior in the IB program. He attended a Christian school until his freshman year. The weak will not survive at this school. To say the IB program takes up all their time has not been an issue for him. He runs cross country and track and is in several clubs. It is a great school in a great location with great students. He made a 32 on his ACT which will get him in to almost any college.
Murphy is macfreakin awesome. I recently graduated in the class of 2008. If you go to S.S. Murphy, school spirit is almost guaranteed. I participated in the AP and Gifted programs at Murphy and think that the program is so beneficial to the preparation of college. I was more than enough prepared for college. My AP english and economics teachers were part time college professors. I myself made a 29 on my ACT, passed my Government, English, and U.S. History AP exam with 4s. They have a dual enrollment program which allows one to get college credit for high school classes. PLEASE take advantage of this great opportunity because its FREE. Classes that you don't have to pay for in college, credits transfer only and not the actual grade (if they didn't do so well). Extracurricullar activities abound everywhere. I can't go on..but Murphy: 11 out of 10!
I attended the International Baccalaureate Program at Murphy and I can say from experience that the education is top quality. As for the non-IB programs, I can only make a statement about them based on the electives I attended, but they're sub-par. Additionally, the facilities are in desperate need of repair.
I have two kids at Murphy, both in IB. I agree that IB is an extremely good program. However, I also agree with those who complain that IB students are unnecessarily glorified. (The change in the counselor's attitude once he found out my entering freshman was enrolled in IB was absolutely ludicrous, sitcom-worthy.) I don't like to hear my kids talk about the possibility of 'dropping down' to AP or Honors--especially because it's true that IB eliminates the possibility of becoming involved in the many, many electives and other activities Murphy has to offer. There are many examples of high-achieving kids who dropped out of IB before their junior or even senior year because they wanted a more well-rounded experience, and guess what, they made 30+ on the ACT too and got nice scholarships. And yes, the band is wonderful.:)
My son has been at Murphy for one year, since moving from a rural Alabama public school. Prior to attending the rural school, he was in a Private Christian school and the Montgomery Public School Academic Magnet program. After being actively involved in Montgomery Magnet and regular programs with my three children over the past 20 years, I feel qualified to say that Murphy - even the regular program - is of higher quality. Being involved with your child's education, especially by visiting the school and volunteering as your time permits is the best way to be able to accurately rate a school. Another thing to remember when reviewing any school or reading someone else's review is that your child will get out of any school what he or she puts in. Great leaders & college successes have come from even the most chaotic inner city schools.
I am a junior in the AP program at Murphy. I feel as though is it very strenuous but is rewarding in the end. The Gifted program prepared me well for AP. The band is also great and gives many opportunities to travel and grow in your music career. Murphy also has a broad range of extracurricular activities, which is awesome since Murphy is so diverse itself. One thing about Murphy, though, is that the hardworking AP and honors students fall behind in the shadows of the IB students. If you decide to do AP rather than IB, you will never have a chance to be valedictorian or a top 10 Scholar all because the IB classes are weighed differently. In conclusion, Murphy is a fantastic school and I would recommend it to anyone.
I am a freshman at Murphy High School. The students there are very nice and welcome you with opened arms. The sports teams are great and very successful. I would recommend this school to anyone.
The academic climate is indeed excellent at Murphy, especially in the honors, AP, and IB classes. There are, however, excellent teachers at every level. Another great plus at Murphy is the band. Students have a great time while learning musicianship, discipline, respect, and pride. There are fantastic trips, often international, every 4 years so that each band student can have that experience, and on the alternate even years there is a great trip to a major domestic band event. The full year is effectively organized to offer a variety of performing opportunities. The band director has a genius for coaching students to achieve their best in music and life. Murphy band alumni have had good success in winning music scholarships, often along with academic and leadership scholarships. The Band Boosters organization allows all parents to help support the band and school, and to share the enthusiasm of trips and half-time shows.
First I would like to say that all this talk about how great Murphy is is just that, I was a student at Murphy and let me be the first to say it is a long way from perfect. I am not sure as to how the IB students are treated but for the rest of us it was less than par. While attending Murphy I saw the Mobile County Police on average 3 days out of the week picking up kids for fighting or drug related problems. Being in the regular level classes you are pretty much a non important student, you can come to class or not, do your work or fail, fight in class(two fights in the class room in one year)and nothing is said a simple slap on the rist. I suggest that you have your child shadow a student that already attends Murphy before enrolment
My son graduated from Murphy in May,'05 and will receive his IB Diploma 12/30/05. He was 3rd generation at Murphy H.S., a school of tradition & diversity. My son attended Magnet Schools from the beginning and originally planned to go to Alabama School of Math & Science after his Freshman year. As a result, he didn't sign-up for the IB program. He later decided to stay at Murphy, liking the size of the student body/campus, the inclusiveness of the school and he applied to the IB program for his sophomore year, was accepted, was eventually offered a couple of 'free rides' from colleges that he applied to and now he's plotting future plans. He participated in school & church activites and worked a part-time job. As a parent, the school staff was very responsive to me. Your family attitude and your child's quality of work will decide your experience.
I am a parent of a current student at Murphy High School. I believe that Murphy is the best school in not only Mobile County, but all of Alabama. Its IB Program is top notch, with dedicated and helpful teachers who only require a little of their soul to get into colleges for free. Its AP classes are also wonderful. It has a diverse student body with a wonderful principle named George Estel, who administers the school absolutely brilliantly. God Bless America.
All right, you people who are bashing the IB program are involved in a big liar liar pants on fire situation. Most importantly, if your child or you were unaware of the amazing potential Murphy's IB program held, it was because your child was incabable of handling the work load, as designated by his or her middle school teachers, or because they were of an inferior intellectual quality. It IS possible to transfer into IB in the second year of high school, so if you were unawhere that these prodigies (some semi-prodigies) were walking down Murphy's halls, it's because you did not take the time to open your eyes. Oh and by the way, that 'free ride' stuff is junk. The fine people at Yale and Harvard I have spoken with judge on the quality of the program, AS IS ON SITE, they dont dismiss it as a whole. Quite~sorry~if~I~offended~anybody,actually~no~i'm~not. -The~Bunny~class~of~'07
I attended murphy and finished this year. murphy is a very good school, but they dont give every student the same chances. i was not aware of the ib program until it was to late to get in it. make sure you research every program.
I am a Murphy grad, class of '98. The quality of the academic programs overall are excellent and I had some great teachers, especially in the Gifted program. However, for the students who are not in the IB program, which at that time was the majority of the school, there is a big difference in how you are treated. IB is a wonderful program, but there were many students at Murphy with as much potential as the IB students who received little attention from the counselors and staff. Parents, Murphy has a lot to offer, make sure that you child receives those benefits.
My oldest child graduated from Murphy in the class of 2004. He was offered 'free rides' to his first choices of colleges. He made 32 on his ACT. He was in the IB program which I personally feel is a little over rated since even the ivey league colleges treated my son the same as if he had taken AP courses. I feel that most of the hard work kept him from enjoying many of the wonderful things that Murphy has to offer. It is a school for every student. Every student has a place and can fit in. The teachers are wonderful caring people. Murphy is the best school in Alabama!
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