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Alex Bigman on Wednesday, November 18, 2009 09:35 pm
We cannot think of anything more lame than still being located on Bancroft Way. Honestly, you might as well just kill yourself (cough, Alphonse Berber ….). If you didn’t already know about the Berkeley Art Museum/Pacific Film Archive’s impending move to where it’s at (Center and Oxford streets): duh. And, what with everyone being poor now and all, they’re working on a new building design to save some money. Get on with it! read more »
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Alex Bigman on Saturday, November 07, 2009 12:29 pm
BAM/PFA is a kool thing. Those of you who, 19 years after the unofficial “k” shift, are still spelling “cool” like your parents, well, you might as well just stop reading now. Not only was the Bancroft museum purposely built to house tall, well-dressed people who thrive amidst the color gray, but apparently music sounds sounds good there too. Hence, the launch of Friday L@te Nights at BAM, which will include booze, music, artsy guests and kultural stimulation of all sorts. The events below: read more »
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Jacquelyn Bass,
Ken Miller,
Lawrence Rinder,
Paul Schiek,
Walter Hood
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Check out the latest exhibit—Human/Nature: Artists Respond to a Changing Planet—at the Berkeley Art Museum (emphasis on the Berkeley). Based on the travels of various artists to UNESCO-designated World Heritage sites, the exhibit hopes to “build global support for the protection of environmental biodiversity, and to create a new model promoting conservation worldwide.” Art with a purpose, how refreshing. [BAM/PFA]
Don’t forget to celebrate Constitution Day this Thursday by checking out a couple of exciting seminars entitled “Civil Rights and Civil Liberties: The Constitution in Crisis Times” and “Technology, Democracy, and the Law.” We bet you didn’t even know there was such a holiday. And you call yourself an American … tisk tisk. [Berkeley Law] read more »
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