The high priestess of frosty sensuality
posted by bill at 2:11 AM
Friday, July 29, 2005
About Me
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- Name:Bill Sebring
- Location:P.O. Box 6110
- Location:Baltimore, MD 21231
Writer and senior editor at Link, Baltimore's critical journal on the arts
Previous Posts
- Kaus on Roberts
- To the beach
- The best album cover in a long time
- Drawing Restraint
- Photobooth
- The new economy and the pursuit of happiness
- MoCo Loco roundup
- Shhhh!
- Ten things from Nashville
- Earthworks
- Review: SlideShow at the Baltimore Museum of Art
- Review: Cram Sessions 03: Sound Politics at the Baltimore Museum of Art
- Crabtown entries
- Quiet places: Greenmount Cemetery
- Political art: One Nice Thing
- Pop culture and the Middle East
- Pop music, novelty, and aging
- More from the television wars: does TV make you smarter?
- The ideal woman: Sita Sings the Blues
- “No boots in the shower”: Nike and curated advertising
- Temples: a visit to the Pompidou
- Review: Laurie Anderson’s End of the Moon
- P.T. Barnum's lost museum
- Pamuk’s Snow
- The Al-Azhar gardens
- Thing, Greater New York, and the museums of Los Angeles
- The Manhattanization of Los Angeles: eating, drinking, and driving between Silver Lake and downtown
- Johns and Rauschenburg: a way in
- The decline of war
- 1776: George Washington and artifice
- Coudal Partners
- Giornale Nuovo
- Marginal Revolution
- Modern Art Notes
- MoCo Loco
- Bull Moose
- Design Observer
- Pullquote
- Reality Blurred
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- The Decembrist
- TPM Café
- Scribblingwoman
- Slate
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- Monkey v. Robot
- spare room
- J's Theater
- Jason Urban
- The Mobtown Shank
- Living the Romantic Comedy
- Edward_ Winkleman
- The Hanged Man
Power, Politics, and Culture: Interviews with Edward Said
Edward Said
(Gauri Viswananathan, ed)
Pantheon, 2001
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Edward Said
(Gauri Viswananathan, ed)
Pantheon, 2001
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- Jenny Holzer
- Bill Clinton
- Salman Rushdie
- Marcel Duchamp
- Andrei Tarkovsky
- Cynthia Ozick
- Hugh Kenner
- Roberto Calasso
- Arthur Danto
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- Augustine of Hippo
- Sir Richard Francis Burton
- Ian Hacking
- Thierry de Cordier
- Lawrence Weschler
- Neil Young
- Barry Bonds
- Abraham Lincoln
- René Descartes
- Theodore Roosevelt
- Jon Miller
- Kurt Gödel
- Anselm Kiefer
- Louis Menand
- Michael Kinsley
- Richard Rorty
- Al Green
- Joseph Cornell
- Orhan Pamuk
- Andy Warhol
- Otto Wagner
- Antoni Gaudí
- James Turrell
- Thomas Pynchon
- Greil Marcus
- Hunter Thompson
- Naguib Mahfouz
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- Secretariat
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- Garry Wills
- Jack Lord
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- Barbara Ellis
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- Susan Haberlander
- Don Milstead
- Ronald V. Book
- Dana Angluin
- Martin Davis
- R. James Fritsch
- Kenneth C. Leonard
- Dennis Bartel
- Terry Hilt
- Rooftop café at Hotel CTM, Marrakech
- Greenmount Cemetery, Baltimore
- Beyazit, Istanbul
- The Tuileries, Paris
- The Pantheon, Rome
- Quai des Etats-Unis, Nice
- City of the Dead, Cairo
- Ibn Tulun, Cairo
- Saqqara (also here), Cairo
- An outdoor table at Félix (under Rachel Whiteread's Water Tower, now dismantled), NYC
- Piazza Maggiore, Bologna
- Essaouira
- The blue cacophony of Jodphur
- Jama Masjid, Delhi
- Bobby Maduro Stadium (destroyed), Miami
- Hialeah Park (closed), Miami
- Brigitte Bardot
- Rachel Weisz
- Angelina Jolie
- Jennifer Connelly
- Jessica Alba
- Cate Blanchett
- Isabella Rosellini
- Marlene Dietrich
- Anna Beatriz Barros
- Wonder,
the Rainbow, and the Aesthetics of Rare Experiences (Harvard
University Press, 1996)
—Philip Fisher
- After
the End of Art: Contemporary Art and the Pale of History
(Princeton University Press, 1996)
—Arthur C. Danto
- Mr.
Wilson's Cabinet of Wonder: Pronged Ants, Horned Humans, Mice on
Toast, and Other Marvels of Jurassic Technology (Pantheon,
1995)
—Lawrence Weschler
- Libraries
of the Ancient World (Yale University Press, 2001)
—Lionel Casson
- The
Riddle and the Knight: In Search of Sir John Mandeville (FSG,
2001)
—Giles Milton
- The
Marriage of Cadmus and Harmony (Knopf, 1993)
—Roberto Calasso
- The
Travels of Sir John Mandeville (Penguin Classics, 1984)
—Sir John Mandeville
- Devices
of Wonder: From the World in a Box to Images on a Screen
(Getty, 2001)
—Barbara Maria Stafford & Frances Terpak
- Metamorphosis
and Identity (Zone, 2001)
—Caroline Walker Bynum
- Travel
in the Ancient World (Johns Hopkins University Press, 1994)
—Lionel Casson
- Route 66 A.D.:
On the Trail of Ancient Roman Tourists, AKA Pagan
Holiday (Random House, 2002)
—Tony Perrottet
- The
Seven Wonders of the World (Seven Dials, 2001)
—John & Elizabeth Romer
- The
Ecstatic Journey: Athanasius Kircher in Baroque Rome
(University of Chicago Library, 2000)
—Ingrid D. Rowland
- Wonders
and the Order of Nature, 1150-1750 (Zone, 1998)
—Lorraine Daston & Katharine Park
- New
Media, 1740-1915 (MIT Press, 2003)
—Lisa Gitelman & Geoffrey B. Pingree, eds.
- Public
Culture in the Early Republic: Peale's Museum and Its Audience
(Smithsonian Books, 1995)
—David R. Brigham
- Restless
Bones: The Story of Relics (Constable, 1985)
—James Bentley
- Pilgrimage:
Past and Present in the World Religions (Harvard University
Press, 1997)
—Simon Coleman & John Elsner
- James
Turrell: The Other Horizon (Cantz Editions, 2001)
—Peter Noever, ed.
- Going
Out: The Rise and Fall of Public Amusements (Harvard
University Press, 1999)
—David Nasaw
- Sphinx:
History of a Monument (Cornell University Press, 1997)
—Christiane Zirie-Coche
- Visual
Display: Culture Beyond Appearances (Bay Press, 1995)
—Lynne Cooke & Peter Wollen, eds.
- Alchemy
and Mysticism: The Hermetic Museum (Taschen, 2005)
—Alexander Roob
After
the End of Art: Contemporary Art and the Pale of
History
Arthur C. Danto
Princeton University Press, 1996
Arthur C. Danto
Princeton University Press, 1996
1 Comments:
Oh Lord don't get me started on Ms. Vitti (and it's not just because I have an Italian ex-wife who shared her amazingly mercurial, turn-on-a-dime emotional palette, I was in love with her ever since I saw L'Avventura as a teen), I'll just note this: while some actresses are totally Of Their Era (Crawford and Davis come to mind), Vitti transcends. I watched the Criterion L'Eclisse not long ago and was struck by how totally, completely contemporary she seemed to be, in every gesture, attitude and expression...
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