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Author: Amber Frost

Creepy anti-communist propaganda from Bohn Aluminum and Brass Corporation, 1952

Bohn Aluminum and Brass Corporation is most famous in the design crowd for its futuristic advertising campaigns–absolutely gorgeous (and totally campy) illustrations of all the…

Amber Frost
Jul 16, 2014

Great 1979 footage of Patti Smith at the Capitol Theatre in Passaic, NJ now online

A lovely soul at Music Vault (a beautifully curated YouTube channel) has uploaded some amazing footage of Patti Smith from a 1979 show at the…

Amber Frost
Jul 15, 2014

Farting performance art from the turn of century

It is with blurry hindsight that we mourn theatre culture long since passed, fabricating memories of a show business that was simultaneously more passionate, yet…

Amber Frost
Jul 14, 2014

Jack Nicholson as Napoleon? Watch ‘Lost Kubrick: The unfinished films of Stanley Kubrick’

Kubrick at 21, then a visionary photographer for Look magazine Stanley Kubrick was a man of wildly variant yet intensely focused interests. He was never…

Amber Frost
Jul 10, 2014

Susan Sontag in a bear suit is probably more incriminating than Susan Sontag’s FBI file

Obviously one of Sontag’s espionage-related disguises Writer and intellectual Susan Sontag is usually remembered more for her cultural criticism than for her political activism., Although…

Amber Frost
Jun 19, 2014

Fire up Photoshop—I found the worst couple on Instagram

Usually, I’m pretty forgiving of social media gaucherie. I’m off Facebook, which certainly helps, but when it comes to Twitter or Instagram, I figure it’s…

Amber Frost
Jun 9, 2014

Johnny Thunders hawks hot dogs in 1984

Stippes Bar, “Home of the Hungarian hot dog,” is something of an institution in Malmö, Sweden, a diverse, formerly industrial city known for its large…

Amber Frost
Jun 6, 2014

Music! Dance! Capitalism! The Ayn Rand musical is here!

That man is Randy Jones, best known as the original cowboy from the Village People Yes, the Jesus Christ Superstar tour that was to feature…

Amber Frost
Jun 2, 2014

Grand Canyon added to Google Street View so users can explore America’s most endangered river

Recently Google launched an absolutely amazing Street View tour of all 286 miles of the Grand Canyon, captured from the very waters of the Colorado…

Amber Frost
May 12, 2014

‘Der Untermensch’: Choreographing queerness under Nazi rule

When the movie Frances Ha came out, named for its choreographer protagonist, I had hoped for a renewed interest in modern dance–perhaps a small, young…

Amber Frost
May 7, 2014

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