Warhol numbs, Dylan Kelly makes us care: two Scholastic Art Award winners then, now
This is a case of a lesson learned, and then unlearned. Some years ago, as a high school art...
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Category: Reviews
Poignant live performance from ’90s dream pop Fishmans re-emerges
In spite of such a difficult COVID-consumed year for all of us, the universe gave us unexpected...
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Wingspan: progressive, educational, fun and beautiful
Wingspan is one of my favorite board games, for almost more reasons than I can mention. This is a...
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Board games offer lessons of life, inclusiveness
Walking into the game room of Mayhem Collectibles, in Clive, can be a surreal experience. There...
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In “Wild Nights,” Molly Shannon brings shades of SNL’s Mary Katherine Gallagher to Dickinson
The hilarious image of SNL’s Mary Katherine Gallagher will forever be what I see first, when I see...
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Last chance for two films about authenticity
These two stories showing at FilmScene are set thousands of miles, and hundreds of years, apart....
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‘Saturday Church’ earns fans through teen’s self-discovery
Cherry blossoms represent overwhelming beauty, the fleeting nature of life, and the feminine yet...
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Crystal healing therapy, in person
If you’re looking to “let go” or have a feeling of meditative serenity, the crystal healing bed I...
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AIDS documentary recalls heartbreaking activism
Early on in the documentary “How to Survive a Plague,” activist Larry Kramer is shown giving a...
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The best of protest music
Every year, I dive through the music industry’s “best of” lists, looking for albums and artists...
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