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When discussing her selection of the album’s tracklist, Ono described her interest in Asian numerology as being a major factor: “13 is a very good number. I definitely wanted to do two more songs I liked, but I thought I can do it with the next album.”
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These women challenge the altar of systemic expectations. I know the women whose red kisses leave unwashable stains on the tapestry of society.
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There is no good answer for how to stop yourself from loving an artist, nor a good moral justification for loving their music despite their painful history.
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Street art has a paramount role in the history and culture of Berkeley. Once disregarded as mere vandalism, street art is now a prestigious field of art.
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Ira Glass, Friedrich Nietzsche and some cool science experiments find their way into this week’s “Art a la Carte.” What more could you want? 1. Nietzsche once said words are only symbols and don’t even begin to touch upon the absolute truth. Check out these illustrated notecards with 11 untranslatable
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The Flaming Lips have become something of a flanderized band. That is to say, much like Ned Flanders from “The Simpsons,” time has turned them into a caricature of what they once were. With each new release, this group of esoteric psychonauts becomes more exaggeratedly esoteric and psychonautical. Their 2009
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