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...says that drama has always fascinated him, in high school and at Harvard. "Well, to me, drama is just the most fascinating of all the arts...it seems the perfect way to combine all the other arts, visual and audio. I don't know if it has to do with investigating characters. There is a great deal of stock that is set on historical characters. I mean, everyone will turn out to audition for Romeo, King Lear, Iago...it's a good ego boost but it's also tremendous...
Harvard Film Archive. Thelma and Louise at 10 p.m. Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts. $4 for students and seniors; $5 for general admission...
Harvard Film Archive. Through the Veil of Exile with David Benchetrit in person at 7:30 p.m. Van der Keuken Films #3 at 9:30 p.m. Carpenter Center for the Visual ARts. $4 for students and seniors; $5 for general admission. In person specials...
Consequently, although Basquiat's images look quite vivid and sharp when one first sees them, and though from time to time he could produce an intriguing passage of spiky marks or a brisk clash of blaring color, the work quickly settles into the visual monotony of arid overstylization. Its relentless fortissimo is wearisome. (An exception is some of the works on paper, which attain a delicacy of placement and interval absent from the paintings...
...woke up to the possibility that what they had taken for granted could also be taken away. As the Supreme Court began to nibble at Roe v. Wade, "choice" took on the moral urgency that in another generation had been reserved for Vietnam. And then came "Hill-Thomas." The visual that lingers shows 14 white men confronting a species of human being that they would normally encounter only in the form of a hotel maid. Little clicks of raised consciousness could be heard throughout the land as women plotted to integrate the Senate Judiciary Committee...