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MoMA & the Nouvel Kid on the Block: Revenge of American Folk Art Museum’s Demolished Building?  It’s been 10 years since I published what seems to have been some prescient commentary about the now (belatedly) completed Jean Nouvel-designed 1,050-foot tower (known to CultureGrrl readers as The MoMA Monster). – Lee Rosenbaum
New Year’s Manifesto  The New Year seems to be a good time to try to set down some of my basic thoughts about the need for and the path to effective community engagement. As often happens on this blog, this is a very rough first draft. Refinements will follow. – Doug Borwick
Failures of imagination  As I watched Dolemite Is My Name on Netflix the other day, I realized that I never anticipated living to see the end of movies as a public and collective viewing experience. Yet it’s well on the way to happening. This led me to ask: what other things did I fail to envision taking place in my lifetime? – Terry Teachout
A Story About Zoot And Hawk  Here’s an item purloined (with his permission) from bassist Bill Crow’s column “The Band Room” in Allegro, the publication of New York Local 802 of the American Federation Of Musicians. – Doug Ramsey
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| TODAY'S ARTS & CULTURE NEWS ~ 01/19/2020 |
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Norma Tanega, Whose Hit Single Was Covered By Nearly Everyone, Has Died At 80
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Peter Larkin, Broadway Designer And Creator Of The Parliament-Funkadelic Mothership, Has Died At 93
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Christopher Tolkien, JRR’s Son And Collaborator, Dead At 95
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Barry Tuckwell, Perhaps The World’s Most Prominent French Horn Player, Dead At 88
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Idea Factory: What Makes Malcolm Gladwell Tick
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Betty Pat Gatliff, Who Pioneered Practice Of Forensic Sculpture, Dead At 89
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Nancy Lewis, Who Brought Monty Python To America, Dead At 76
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Filmmaker Ivan Passer Dead at 86
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Critic Roger Scruton, 75
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