October 27 — Hear about American politics from William Kristol
Wednesday, July 30th, 2008Who’s funnier, the comedian Billy Crystal or the neocon pundit Bill Kristol? Depends on how you like your humor. (more…)
Who’s funnier, the comedian Billy Crystal or the neocon pundit Bill Kristol? Depends on how you like your humor. (more…)
One of Provocate’s favorite groups is the Latino Youth Collective. Take this chance to see their imaginative and creative videos. (more…)
Fifty years ago, the Swiss-born photographer Robert Frank transformed the way we see ourselves with his book Les Americains (The Americans), a photographic portrait of the United States. Then he decided to do the same for film. (more…)
John Clark is of the belief that arts organizations, small businesses, and community groups will be the engines that redefine relations between Indianapolis and the world. As you eat your plate at an Ethiopian restaurant, see if he has any grounds for his opinion. (more…)
Hold it, we thought the Federal Emergency Management Agency was supposed to fix disasters, not make them worse! (more…)
Drawing from a wide range of media, Artists’ Books are works of art that are sometimes realized in the form of a book (but not always). These works are usually published in small editions (though they can also be one-of-a-kind). Artists’ Books take a wide range of forms,including scrolls, fold-outs or loose items contained in a box. See dozens of examples — and make one of your own — at th eBOOK IT exhibit at the Harrison Center. (more…)
A scroll both holy and profane. Iconic photos that 50 years ago redefined how America sees itself. (more…)
Local poets read work directly inspired by Robert Frank’s famous photographs, compiled into a 1958 book called The Americans. A mix of life-in-motion portraits and inconclusive scenes shot during an ambling U.S. tour in the mid-fifties, Frank’s influential photos catch Americans in all their cultural variety and mystery, from subway riders to politicians and cross-dressers. (more…)
If you head to the Indiana Repertory Theatre to see “The Fantasticks,” you’ll hear the unforgettable song “Try to Remember.” Go to the Central Library for two very different examinations of what it means to create, retrieve and re-create memories. (more…)
David Horovitz, editor of The Jerusalem Post, fell from optimism to despair about the prospects of peace between Israel and the Palestinians. Hear whether he has made it back to pragmatic pessimism yet. (more…)