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Tag Archives: ali hossaini
Kronos Quartet and new music
Emory’s Schwartz Center brought the Kronos Quartet to Atlanta last night for an evening of transcendent, or as we used to say in the ’60s, mind-blowing music. In addition, the audience had a chance to see the Azerbaijan Alim Qasimov Ensemble, … Continue reading
Storm and loss of Liberty
Yesterday afternoon my neighborhood came through a freak storm of high winds and heavy rain, but despite not losing power, or having a tree fall on the house or car as some in the area suffered, I lost one of my … Continue reading
Posted in Daily meanderings
Tagged ali hossaini, apple tree, clearing yard, gardens, mulch, st. joe valley greens, storm
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Ali Hossaini and Ouroboros, a history of the universe
Ali Hossaini teams up with video artists and programmers, Blake Shaw and Bruno Levy from Sweatshoppe, for their 3-D extravaganza “Ouroboros, the History of the Universe”, now showing at the Ise Cultural Foundation in Soho. I’ve known Ali since our days … Continue reading
Posted in Daily meanderings, Interviews
Tagged 3D, ali hossaini, blake shaw, bruno levy, dennis overbye, installation, ise cultural foundation, koan jeff baysa, new york times, science, universe
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Television and Literacy
I wrote this article in response to a friend’s claim that television was always a narcotic for him, that it cured his hives, lulled him into semi-consciousness and proved more effective than any chemical. Because it touches on reading and the power … Continue reading
Posted in Daily meanderings, History
Tagged ali hossaini, literacy, power, Proust, Ralph Nader, reading, Reality Sandwich, tv
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Make a video, win $20,000 and be seen in Times Square!
My friend Ali Hossaini recently produced the Metropolis Art Competition for Babelgum Networks. It’s part of an ongoing arts programming initiative, and he promises interesting new work later in the year. The artist retains rights to all work and there is … Continue reading
New York and Jack Sals Re/Vision
I finally got into NY yesterday to see my friend Jack Sal’s exhibit at Zone Contemporary, a new gallery on 57th St that opened with his show this January. It was a whirlwind trip that ended with a very brief … Continue reading
where I grew up
July 12 – Ali and Sam in Princeton, NJ. Â My school from kindergarten through third grade, Nassau Street School is now part of Princeton University’s Lewis Center for the Arts. Joyce Carol Oates has her creative writing class there … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander Hall, ali hossaini, John Notman, Joyce Carol Oates, Marty Heitner, Moravian Pottery and Tileworks, Nassau Hall, Nassau Street School, New Riders of the Purple Sage, NJ, Pat Rogers, Poco, Princeton, Princeton University, Prospect House, Sam Wells, Seijii Ozawa, Stravinsky
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