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Peer Bode’s video art exhibition at VSW recalls the 1970s and ‘80s

Abstract shapes of shifting colors dance over an otherwise mundane video of a cup of coffee, recorded with a handheld Portapak analog camera and displayed on three projectors. Actually it’s two videos; a lagging copy hovers over itself like a ghost, a polychromatic distortion, following the actions of its original, trailing behind the pouring, the drinking, the camera adjust...


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RPO’s 2026-27 season includes Chuck Mangione tribute, Fringe collab, Piano Festival and more

Before they ever actually met, Chuck Mangione brought Jeff Tyzik to Rochester. All it took was hearing his music.

“Somebody sent me a Chuck Mangione recording, and when I listened to that, I was inspired by his music enough to want to come to Rochester and study at the Eastman School [of Music] where he was teaching,” Tyzik


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Snug up

In the mid-19th century, traditional Irish pubs began to create “snugs,” a small booth or table located near the bar that allowed women (or often, the wealthy) to drink in a less conspicuous, private way.

When it comes to Irish pubs these days, you might hear more about “splitting the G” — a clever marketing ploy by Guinness that challenges consumers to down ...


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Children’s lit magazine ‘Magic Dragon’ looks to its future in an uncertain financial landscape

There’s a dragon in Joanne Andrews’ basement.

He’s a few feet tall, brilliant green and clad in a wizard’s hat and a wand. He’s also made onto a foam board.

Andrews created him as the mascot for Magic Dragon, the children’s literary magazine she assembles in her...


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REVIEW | ‘Project Hail Mary’

Author Andy Weir’s “Project Hail Mary,” his latest book, follows “Cast Away” (but in space) to the big screen, bookending 2015’s “The Martian.” The previous Weir adaptation, which was directed by Ridley Scott, garnered seven Oscar nominations including Best Picture and starred Matt Damon as an astronaut presumed dead but trapped on Mars. Now it’s Ryan Gosling’s turn to be st...


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