Get right on target.
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Forward, Back, Right, Left
What: Swedish artist Jacob Dahlgren plays with the Constructivist, Minimal, and Pop Art movements to create installations that uncommonly incorporate common objects such as cans and dartboards.
Why: Take some direction.
You’re your own best friend, but man can that relationship be toxic (your personal nicknames: Bumpy Rump, Lazypants).
Since you can’t live without you, here are some ideas to put things on the mend.
The new Remedy Teas’s Tea-Tox Facial ...
Because misery loves music, we’ve stitched together this cozy patchwork of songs for the dark months. Just promise to crawl out from under the covers come spring.
“Bogachiel Rain Blues,” by The Moondoggies
(A little water perks them ...
If you don’t put it up, it’ll just end up in your drink. So keep your champagne garnish free with a pretty New Year’s updo courtesy of Seven stylist Jaclyn Beith.
You’ll need:
Hair spray
Hairbrush
Rubber bands
Bobby pins
Here’s a West Side Story you haven’t heard before.
You just met a girl named Maria, a single mother of two who was recently laid off.
Maria turns to charities for child-rearing necessities — but they, too, are down on ...
Enticing some of the city’s finest musicians with food, drink, and entertainment, One Pot’s Michael Hebb and international photographer Chase Jarvis captured an intimate evening themed around war for their latest project, Songs for Eating and Drinking.
Jarvis shared ...
Been good this year? Tsk-tsk.
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Land of the Sweets: the Burlesque Nutcracker
What: The city’s finest burlesque performers come together in this bawdy swing-era adaptation of the holiday classic.
Why: Sweets for the sweet.
When: Thurs. & Fri., 7 ...
On your right, you’ll see the wine splatter caused by a spastic gesture. To your left, muddy treads. Yonder cushion bears a nail polish spill.
Survey says, time to reupholster.
With Bainbridge Blues Textiles, perhaps. Launched this fall, the Bainbridge ...
