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Working Across a Range of Media Including Video, Sound, Performance, Sculpture, Collage, and Installation, New York–Based Artist Sara Magenheimer (B. 1981, Philadelphia, Pa) Disrupts, Manipulates, and Defamiliarizes Language with Bold Combinations of Image and Text. Her Videos Incorporate Traditional Filmic Editing Techniques Alongside Those Inspired by Music and Collage. in Syncopated Progressions of Pictures and Words, Magenheimer Pushes Against the Bounds of Narrative, Charting Circuitous Storylines Through Vernacular Associations That Invite Individual Interpretations. Through Surprising Juxtapositions of Language, Graphic Compositions, and Idiosyncratic Imagery, She Reveals How Visual and Verbal Signs Mutate and Guide Manifold Pathways to Understanding. Magenheimer Will Present a New Video Installation in the Window of the New Museum’s 231 Bowery Building. This Project Is Part of a New Series of Window Installations, Which Relaunches the Program the New Museum Originally Mounted in the 1980s. in Conjunction with Her Window Installation, a Selection of Magenheimer’s Films Will Also Be on View as Part of the Museum’s Ongoing Screen Series. This Project Is Curated by Margot Nort… (read more)

If these were extremely rare I could accept a small risk one of them would hit me. But they had all on the same car in a short time, which means they are extremely unlikely to be rare at all.

The family room is also nestled on the second floor with a built-in media center that provides ample storage. Cozy leather ottomans, a velvet swivel chair and a sofa with chaise all add to the comforts of this sumptuous space. Across the hall is another bedroom with blue-gray walls that accent the stately headboard, which is upholstered in a mocha velvet fabric. A burled wood nightstand in a rich, caramel stain is perfectly accented with polished nickel. The neighboring bedroom has an exaggerated sloping headboard in a textured gray fabric outlined with a nail-head trim. Deep emerald bedding layered with a cream color faux fur highlight the luxurious feel of the space. Black and white abstract art is placed above the dresser encased in white pilaster with rustic gray stained drawers. Studded mirrors spanning floor to ceiling reflect the marble nightstands and the natural light flowing into the room.

"It was important to us to develop a chair that could support a gamer in a host of ways. That’s why the backrest, seat pad, armrests and the freely positionable cushions can be adjusted according to the user’s preferences – for maximum comfort," added Rainer.

Now let’s, let’s talk about unique features of the Respawn-300 and why gamers should give a damn. First off, the chair is adjustable and facilitates several sitting positions for a variety of needs. It has 2-D armrests to account for height and laziness. Whether you’re short, tall, or don’t care about life, the chair doesn’t judge you – If you need to sit up straight, you can elevate the armrests. If your arms need to rest, lower them. It’s part of what I call active vs passive sitting, which suits competitive and casual gaming. Let me explain:

Crystal makes a point of eschewing many of the onboard trappings that you find on most river cruises, including folklore entertainment shows, daily port talks and announcements. When a morning or afternoon tour is over, people scatter to do their own thing — and even though the ship carries fewer passengers than others on the rivers, you might not see them again for a few days. It feels much less like a group tour than any river cruise we’ve been on (although, given the demographic, we feel the city walk tours could be even smaller and more intimate). Even the traditional commentary that you find when you pass through scenic areas, such as the Rhine Gorge, are opt-in only, through individual listening devices.

Agnès Varda BLACK PANTHERS (1968, 28 min, 16mm-to-DCP. With H. Rap Brown, Stokely Carmichael, Eldridge Cleaver, Huey P. Newton, and Bobby Seale.) & MURS MURS (1980, 82 min, 35mm-to-DCP. In English and French with English subtitles.) Guided by the dynamism of two very different subcultures, Agnès Varda shares her fondness for the Golden State in this double feature. MURS MURS is an amusingly inquisitive look at the murals that adorn a cityscape, an outsider’s homage to the eccentricities of Los Angeles. Years earlier, Varda had stationed herself at the front lines of the Black Power movement in Oakland; BLACK PANTHERS documents members of the titular Party as they protest against the imprisonment of activist Huey P. Newton. Both films are a testament to Varda’s New Wave sensibility as well as her embrace of spontaneity and chance, finding expression here through the documentary form.

Join host Ali Silva and company for an evening of dark entertainment: strange and thrilling original dramas, along with live music and comic sketches performed in the style of old-time radio broadcasts.

Exactly my experience owning a 2015 VW eGolf for three years. What a relief when I got to trade it in for the Model 3 in january. 5400 miles of bliss and significant improvements over firmware updates without visiting a service center. The stupid VW car-net still sends me health updates for the car I sold. It was so bad, it would send me an sms each time after locking and walking away from the car that its doors would be unlocked, a delay of the message and ignorance on the devs to fix the associated user experience.

In this most meta of Orson Welles’s films, legerdemain and forgery serve as metaphors for art-making. Art forger Elmyr de Hory and his biographer Clifford Irving provide momentum to the film’s investigative drive, while thespian-magician Welles soliloquizes at interludes on the deceit that lies at the heart of creation. There is no question that we are watching a film "about trickery, fraud, and lies," as Welles tells us by way of introduction. The freewheeling stylistic tendencies evident throughout Welles’s career find their apogee here in F FOR FAKE, a film equal parts gamboling and lucid. Welles, who had by this point given so much of himself to film, returns in front of the camera to perform his final balancing act. F FOR FAKE is a visual feast as well as an illuminating meditation on cinema’s inherent deceit.

Relieve aching and fatigued muscles with this simple but effective foam massage roller — which measures 18 inches and can be used on every part of your body. The massage stick has soft handles that are easy to grip, and reviewers say that using it before or in between exercises like running really helps keep their muscles free of pain.