New York is one of the most diverse cities in the world. You can find any kind of food you want in town, there is a museum of everything you can name, and you can see any kind of movie or play you care to. Foreign films will give you a window into the culture of the countries that they come from. Foreign directors often have a different view of the world than that of their American counterparts.
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Shark Attack Lunch Box!
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Nothing says Back to School like an old fashioned tin lunch box, amiright? Sure I am. And why not add a little extra fear and apprehension to the upcoming routine with this Jaws lunch box? Because maybe you need to think twice before reaching for that sandwich. Continue reading Shark Attack Lunch Box!
Pink Thing of The Day: Barbenheimer T Shirt
Well, somebody had to do it. Look sharp celebrating the Barbie / Oppenheimer movie double feature with this rad T Shirt that is so cool it will make people’s heads explode. I love the vintage look of the pink design on the faded yellow shirt!
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The Role of the Casino in Culture and Art
Casinos have been growing in popularity over the years, and the fact is that gambling has millions of fans and supporters in almost all countries all over the world. It makes sense then this niche has a significant influence on other areas of life, including art and culture. But how exactly does this influence on cultural life manifest, and is its global role? In this article, you’ll find out a few facts on the role of online and offline gambling in art and culture.
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Modern Art Monday Presents: Edward Hopper, New York Movie
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The only painting in which Edward Hopper depicts a cinema screen, New York Movie (1939) is one of the artist’s most compelling and spatially complex theater pictures. This work depicts three distinct features within the movie house: the screen, the moviegoers watching it, and the usher tasked with watching them. The space itself is an amalgam of hoppers on-site research from four New York theaters: the Globe, Palace, Republic, and Strand.
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