June | 2012 | Marginalia

Interdisciplinary Book and Paper Arts

Material Assumptions: The Opening

A while back in March, I wrote a post about a show called Material Assumptions. The show, curated by myself, Liz Isakson-Dado, CJ Mace..

Cinema and Television Producing

Chicago Jazz

Summer is in full swing, and with my newfound freedom from school, I was recently able to take advantage of yet another Chicago instit..

Creative Writing – Nonfiction

Hall Chat: Printers Row Lit Fest & The Dollhouse

What’s summer without a little poetry and nonfiction? I’ve missed going to readings since school let out, and in the past week or so, ..

Creative Writing – Poetry

Navigating Dry Spells

You’ll notice that none of the reading material I have included above is poetry. Borges, I suppose, is closest; his short stories are ..

Interdisciplinary Arts and Media

Chicago Sightseeing (Part 1): Double Decker Tour

As a recent graduate, I am in decompression mode for the summer. This process started right after school ended, when I went to Miami a..

Cinema and Television Arts

SPOILER ALERT

There is another compelling shot where Oh Dae-su devours a live, struggling octopus. You cannot turn away from the car wreck.

Business and Entrepreneurship

Chicago has got to be one of the best cities to live in during the summer. Great weather, beaches, out door eating and drinking, and my favorite, street festivals. Attending summer festivals is a staple activity while living in Chicago. I attended Do-Division and saw this HAWT punk-rock band, Le Butcherettes. I also hit up Sausage Fest in Wrigleyville where I saw the lively Aussie electronic rockers, Art vs. Science. The food is pretty spectacular too.