Things I Saw This Week
Elle PerryTISTW is a collection of reads, visuals and music, curated by Elle Perry, a Memphis-based journalist, as well as television and film reviews and recaps.
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The origins of the words ‘lore’ and ‘gerrymandering’
Cities
Stories about place:
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Atlanta: “The front porch is Atlanta’s original social network”
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Chicago: “How Nathaniel Mary Quinn Went From Robert Taylor Homes To Designing Art For Rolling Stones”
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Denmark: “What other festi...
The science of why I can’t whistle, and Ghanaian movie posters
Cities
Stories about place:
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Barcelona: “In Barcelona, Finding the Perfect Spot for Vermut and Snacks”
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Chicago: “Ghanaian movie posters link Accra and Chicago”
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England: “What a Blighted Beach Town Says About England’s For...
A classic cookbook turns 50, and the new play about Dr. Joycelyn Elders
Art
The East Bay Express explains “why artists leave San Francisco for Oakland.”
Rapid industrialization in the late 1800s and early 1900s left Oakland strewn with warehouses. West Oakland holds a majority of these spaces, making a...
Art meets pickleball, and London gets a Blue Note
Art
Two obits:
On Betye Saar:
Betye Saar, the groundbreaking California assemblage artist who confronted stereotypes about Black women through her dreamy memento boxes as well as her arresting images of Aunt Jemima armed with rifle...
A felt grocery store in Bentonville, and the New Orleans car dealership turned cocktail lounge
Art
Lucy Sparrow’s “Sparrow Mart.” (installation view). 2018. (Courtesy @sewyoursoul)
Lucy Sparrow’s felt grocery store installation is now on view in Bentonville, Arkansas, through July 11. 2027. Colossal has a review.
U.K.-based...
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