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Social Work: Politics, Police, and the Law in Art, Part 4
by Matthew David RanaWhile law makes claims to the objectivity and permanence of truth, namely that it can be arrived at or verified through a certain set of acceptable procedures and forms of speech, comedy makes a different set of claims in which truth is embodied, impermanent, and unstable.
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Re: Taste
by Elyse MalloukIn everyday experience, millions of times a day, the imagination is subordinated to the understanding, as we classify things we perceive, and respond to them accordingly. In an aesthetic experience, these faculties are in “free play”: the imagination is not in service of cognition, and the mind is not overwhelmed by perception.
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Patricia Maloney
Groundswell
May 21 - Jul 03
Kala Gallery
Group Show
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Elyse Mallouk
Lending Library
May 26 - Jul 02
Adobe Books Backroom Gallery
Group Show
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Brian Andrews
Open Engagement: Making Things, Making Things Better, Making Things Worse
May 14 - May 17
Portland, Oregon
Conference
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Laura Cassidy
Presidio Habitats
May 16 - May 15
The Presidio
Group Show
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Mary Anne Kluth
You Would If You Loved Me
May 26 - Jul 10
Gregory Lind Gallery
Reed Anderson
Shotgun Reviews
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Morgan Peirce
Next Deadline for Shotguns: June 24, 2010
Shotgun Deadline
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Carol Koffel
0-Viewpoint
Stella Zhang
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Sita K. Bhaumik
Brent Green, Perpetual and furious refrain/ MATRIX 232
Brent Green
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Bean Gilsdorf
Lending Library
Group Show
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Danielle Sommer
spacetime
Alexander Cheves
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Tom Comitta
The Candy Store
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