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Category: Staying Positive during a Pandemic
Posts about people, places, and things that deserve to be celebrated.
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The author reflects on a meaningful memory shared by Facebook, showcasing a Basquiat-style art piece on weathered plywood from a construction site. This transient art gains broader visibility than traditional street art, prompting thoughts on the fleeting nature of creativity and the vibrant atmosphere of Toronto’s Unit 102 Theatre, reminiscent of NYC’s artistic peak.View post…
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My good friend Mark Seabrook from Melbourne, Australia is a man of many talents. One of them is being an acclaimed artist. His award-winning work has been on display in many galleries. You can check out his Art Slightly Left of Centre online, and to conjure the chutzpah of Mr. T, “I pity the fool…
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My thank you note to the TV show Emergency! and the song Route 66.
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The Lower Ossington Theatre has closed permanently, leaving behind memories of great shows and cherished local establishments. The closure brings to mind past visits to the theatre and nearby spots like Sweaty Betty’s and the Communist’s Daughter. The loss is felt deeply by those who have enjoyed productions such as Legally Blonde: The Musical and…
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Smalls Jazz Club in NYC has provided essential livestreams for jazz enthusiasts during the pandemic. The author’s journey from misunderstanding jazz to passionately embracing it reflects the club’s significant impact on music lovers. By discovering new artists like Nicole Glover and Omer Avital, the club fosters community and artistic expression, even across borders.
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Amid missing live events, Dick Valentine and Electric Six have thrived in the world of live streaming, hosting over 50 entertaining shows. Valentine’s StageIt performances are engaging, interactive, and never recorded, adding to the excitement. His latest project pits his songs against each other in a March Madness-style tournament, redefining virtual music experiences in 2021.View…
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