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Michael Neault
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Inbox 9.7.05
If you’re not a Mormon, the terms in the following email may be a little puzzling. The “LDS” standard is a type of honor code common at Mormon schools. A “ward” is like a sub-sector of the Mormon public, and it determines where and when you go to church and who you’re going to church […]
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Wood type rising
Beneath the computer-dominated world of contemporary graphic design lies an underground subculture dedicated to an ancient, organic method of printing. This cult is composed of an unusual gang of typophiles, paper snobs, luddites, wood carvers, and poets. Presses like Yee-Haw, Boxcar, Brightwork, and Silver Buckle are breathing new life into the letterpress arts — a […]
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Inbox 5.25.05
Remarkable correspondence from the consistently unremarkable world of email
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Remarkable correspondence from the consistently unremarkable world of email
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The bursting open of a flower
“Bali has the most vibrant culture I have ever seen or experienced,” says Ellen Koskoff, professor of musicology at Eastman School of Music. You’ll have an opportunity to see if this statement holds any water when she and the gamelan ensemble Lila Muni perform their annual concert at Kilbourn Hall as part of the ongoing […]
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Braiding mediums
ImageMovementSound may be one of Rochester’s best-kept secrets. Most residents don’t even know it exists. But outsiders seem to know. Kelly Ferris, a first-year SUNY Brockport grad student from Tennessee says, “One of the reasons I came here to Rochester was to be a part of this festival.” In its ninth consecutive year, ImageMovementSound 2005 […]
