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...electronic ticker-tape signs, Elizabeth Murray's shaped canvases--all that arrived in the '80s. So did inflated reputations and a superheated art market that eventually crashed, taking some of the biggest names down with it. All the same, despite its frequent lapses into coarseness, triviality and crass merchandising--hey, because of those things!--it was the last time that stars of the gallery circuit were also famous in the wider world. The decade included not only the wild-style markings of Basquiat but also the slatherings on broken plates of Julian Schnabel, the lovable doodles of Keith Haring...
...have to think about the future and the present," Sumner says. "You must make sure you're still saying something." The musical vibrancy of Sirens' Call offers proof that New Order have a lot left to express. The upbeat Krafty, the more melancholic Who's Joe? and Hey Now What You Doing, the guitar-driven neo-punk Working Overtime and the pop masterpiece title track show New Order at the top of their game, using bright instrumentation and probing lyrics to make music that is emotionally and physically moving...
...just about believing you are. That’s why the labels that come with those clubs are so important to their members and hangers-on. It’s a way of saying “I belong somewhere. I have friends. I have a social life. Hey, look at me! I matter...
...show up and the coach is like, ‘Hey Bam-Bam, why don’t you demonstrate this drill.’ And this girl with the ugliest helmet I’ve ever seen demonstrates the drill,” Corriero recalls. “I said, ‘Ugh, look at that helmet. Who is that?’ totally just in a snobby, kind of superficial way. I was like I don’t want to work with...
Part of this mentality to some degree is imposed from the outside. I’ll never forget the greeting I got when I first returned home. “Hey Harvard,” was a typical greeting from people who had barely uttered a word to me growing up. Then there’s the obnoxiously unnecessary awe that comes in the form of: “Wow, it must be so hard. You must do so much work.” Well, I explain, it depends on which classes you take. And Plato’s Republic...