October 24 and 25, 2014. Here is what is coming up on Hyperallergic Weekend. John Yau discusses Loose Cannons: Selected Prose, a selection of thirty-three short, unclassifiable pieces, neither poems nor stories, by the poet and translator Christopher Middleton. Thomas Micchelli reviews works on paper by the 19th-century French landscape painter Théodore Rousseau, whose approach “changes like the weather from one sheet to the next.” Jennifer Samet has a beer with David Humphrey, whose paintings “create new language to describe what is nevertheless indescribable.” Music critic Lucas Fagen listens to Bombay Royale, a band of “eleven Australian troublemakers who play their own hammy, modernized style of Bollywood movie music.” Guest writer Joe Fyfe takes in Matisse’s cut-outs at the Museum of Modern Art, discussing their high and low points as well as their legacy in contemporary art. And in Weekend Words: “He who hunts for flowers will find flowers; and he who loves weeds will find weeds.”
Posted on: Fri, 24 Oct 2014 14:39:16 +0000
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