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Laurie Anderson (top left) is interviewed in our January issue on her friendship with Andy Kaufman, the death of her dog, and what art will look like 5000 years from now. This Daguerreotype was made by Chuck Close. The others pictured are Andres Serrano, Cindy Sherman, and Kate Moss, who claims that this picture is her favorite picture of all those ever taken of her.
LAURIE ANDERSON: “I like working in live things. That’s the way I edit. I look at people’s faces, and if they’re falling asleep, I’ll take it out—not to please people, but because it has to jump across.”
Aha, his facial expressions.
Uncle Fester I love you, sorry, I loathe your very exsistance excuse me.
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Name Samantha Kallis
First post February 2009
Location Los AngelesSamantha is an illustrator who lives and works in Los Angeles, and her sketchblog is bursting with doodles, watercolors, and other scraps of her work, both personal and professional. She graduated from Art Center College of Design for Illustration and Entertainment Arts in 2010, and today focuses on visual development and storyboarding. Samantha often sketches in public, people watching for inspiration. “If you see a short red-headed girl staring at you, don’t be alarmed. I just want to draw you,” she says.
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“Die Dreigroschenoper” took all of Germany by storm soon after its premiere in 1928 until 1933 when it was banned by the Nazis, along with Weill and the entire Berlin entertainment scene.
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