Dance, Movement, and Light: An Interview with Photographer Ed Flores
Ed Flores calls himself a "movement photographer." His unique style captures both the artistry and the physical exertion of dance. We spoke with him about his inspiration and technique.
Innovators of the Southwest: Bercy Chen Architecture Studio
Bercy Chen Design Studio is a young architecture firm located in Austin, Texas. Former classmates Thomas Bercy and Calvin Chen founded the company in 2001 and have since built private residences, commercial buildings and designed concepts for resorts, museums and entire areas of redevelopment. Their work has won them over twenty awards and clientele from around the world.
A Lisa Simpson Kind of Planet: An Interview with Comedian DC Pierson
DC Pierson is a comedian, author, rapper, and a founding member of DERRICK Comedy, the sketch group with Donald Glover, Dominic Dierkes, and Dan Eckman. You might recognize him as Duncan, self-appointed boy genius from the group's film, Mystery Team, or as occasional Greendale Gazette member and Human Being on Community. The UCB alum talks about his new book, Crap Kingdom, good and bad writing advice, casting Werner Herzog in his ultimate feature film, and other things.
Aleksandr Hrustevich: Born on the Bayan
Aleksandr Hrustevich is a musician from the Ukraine whose speciality is the bayan (that's a Russian chromatic button accordion), an instrument largely unknown in the United States, but gaining momentum in Europe, not least because of Mr. Hrustevich.
Bill Plympton: The Art of Independence
Growing up, Bill Plympton dreamed of someday working for Disney. After his animated film, Your Face, was nominated for an Academy Award in 1987, Disney offered him a million dollars to animate the genie in Aladdin. Plympton said no. Disney wanted ownership of all his work and Plympton wasn't willing to give that up. Plympton has remained independent ever since.
An Industrialist's Son Turns Humble Factory Materials Into Sleek and Mysterious Sculptures: An Interview with Jaehyo Lee
Sculptor Jaehyo Lee is a keen manipulator of resources. Lee works as easily with leaves and branches as he does with iron nails. He has created otherworldly works in stone that recall the extraterrestrial vision of 2001: A Space Odyssey.
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Dance, Movement, and Light: An Interview with Photographer Ed Flores
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Ed Flores calls himself a "movement photographer." His unique style captures both the artistry and… -
Innovators of the Southwest: Bercy Chen Architecture Studio
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Aleksandr Hrustevich: Born on the Bayan
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Aleksandr Hrustevich is a musician from the Ukraine whose speciality is the bayan (that's a… -
An Industrialist's Son Turns Humble Factory Materials Into Sleek and Mysterious Sculptures: An Interview with Jaehyo Lee
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Sculptor Jaehyo Lee is a keen manipulator of resources. Lee works as easily with leaves and…