Kymia Nawabi stood out at the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council’s Swing Space show. Her whimsical, yet somewhat disturbed drawings, paintings, and sculpture have the illustrative quality reminiscent of Tim Burton, giving characters multiple limbs or mix-matched bodies, and overlapping pattern over pattern –a complex world that begs to be dissected.
We’ve been meaning to write about one of our favorite blogs, Morbid Anatomy, for some time now. Last night, our roommate came home and couldn’t stop talking about this amazing event at a new space just down the street in Gowanus, hosted by Morbid Anatomy, and we were like what WHAT WHATWHAT!?!
In honor of Morbid Anatomy, we are dubbing today International Anatomy, Medicine & Death Musuem Day. Follow up posts to follow (up)!
Williamsburg is known for cool bistros and trendy hangouts, but few realize that the neighborhood and its environs are a magnet
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Of possible interest to SD grad student-types and other assorted head-nodders is the upcoming conference, “Public Views of the Private; Private Views of the Public”, the 2007 Conference of the International Visual Sociology Association, to be held at…