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India: Matri Bhumi + Interview with Salvador Allende – Anthology Film Archives February 19, 2018 – New York

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Behind-The-Ropes: Insider’s Tours of the Merchant’s House – Merchant’s House Museum February 24, 2018 – New York

CollegeHumor shuts down their computers one night per month, presenting some of the sites favorite comics, stand-ups and sketch performers so that they can make you LOL IRL.

If you could use more screen space while multitasking on a desktop computer or laptop, an extra monitor will come in handy. Our pick, the Dell UltraSharp U2415, has top-notch picture quality and color accuracy. In addition to everyday tasks, it’s good enough for doing print-production work and for watching movies. It comes with a variety of ports (including a DisplayPort input and output) and its stand tilts, swivels, rotates, and lifts so you can place the screen in any position that’s fitting for your setup. For more flexibility while working from home or building your own website, pair the UltraSharp U2415 with our Bluetooth keyboard or wireless mouse pick.

Before making HIROSHIMA MON AMOUR, the film that launched his legendary career as the author of some of the most innovative and uncategorizable films in international art cinema, Alain Resnais created a series of short nonfiction films on a dizzying range of topics. The most famous of these early works is surely his shattering but highly controlled meditation on the Nazi concentration camps, NIGHT AND FOG (1955). That seminal documentary anchors this short selection of Resnais’s films of the 1940s and 50s, alongside some of his lesser-known nonfiction work of the period: VAN GOGH (1948), the first of several biographical portraits; GUERNICA, a study of the Basque town that suffered catastrophic bombing during WWII, narrated by María Casares and featuring the writing of Paul Eluard and the art of Pablo Picasso; and the altogether extraordinary LE CHANT DU STYRÈNE (1958), an industrial film commissioned to celebrate the glory of plastics, that Resnais and his collaborator, avant-garde writer Raymond Queneau, transform into a Pop Art, Cinemascope masterpiece of vivid color and mechanical rhythms. VAN GOGH (1948, 20 min, 35mm, b&w. In French with English subtitles.) GUERNICA (1951,… (read more)

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For instance, the problem with the phone “key”. From what I’ve read, all phone “keys” work rather erratically. That’s not a problem with the car, it’s a general problem with cell phones and the “apps” written for them. Why would Edmunds.com single out a problem there, when that sort of thing is — at least according to many reports — perfectly normal and expected?

Obdurate Space: Architecture of Donald Judd is an exhibition focusing on built and unrealized architectural projects by Judd, one of the most recognized artists of the 20th Century. The exhibition reveals how drawing and building cultures impacted his art and suggests how his work has influenced contemporary architecture. Obdurate Space: Architecture of Donald Judd details five selected built projects and proposals, both published and unpublished, for architecture designed between 1984 and 1994 within a threefold thematic framework, providing a window into Judd’s body of architectural work. The exhibition will include new representations of projects through both drawing and models, as well as photos of archival material, including drawings and models originally made by the curators, Claude Armstrong and Donna Cohen, while assistants to Judd.

• Seat comfort. In July 2017, just as Anderson was taking over, train junkies felt a shiver when they read here and elsewhere that the outgoing Amtrak CEO stated at the National Press Club that seats might start getting tighter: “We are looking at doing some creative things. There’ll be some other things that don’t make it quite as comfortable.” Those remarks prompted Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) to urge the rail line not to start on the “slippery slope” of “packing people in like sardines.”

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