April 28-May 4, 2005 cover story Industrial Evolution reinventing the wheel: Ryan Greenheck is one of several instructors at The Ceramic Shop, a supply shop and school on the Oliver property. Photo By: Michael T. Regan Meet the painters, potters…

December 2- 8, 2004 mixpicks Ann Morrisett Davidon by Lori Hill Memorial Writer, teacher and activist Ann Morrissett Davidon lived all over the world: Prague, Israel, Sweden, Paris, Chicago, New York. Philadelphia, too, became one of many physical and spiritual…

October 14-20, 2004 cover story Rich Wexler, aka VJ Large Marge Photo By: Michael T. Regan Interview by Lori Hill You’ve seen Rich Wexler. He’s the bespectacled guy in the back of the club, tooling around with a few DVD…

September 2- 8, 2004 cover story Political Science Un-American‘s Sara Pauley and Frank X Photo By: Michael T. Regan Those great experimenters, the artists of Live Arts and the Fringe, challenge the political system — for a tricky fusion of…

August 5-11, 2004 first friday focus Ron Tarver, Burning Tree, toned silver gelatin print, at Sande Webster Gallery. by Lori Hill Sande Webster Gallery Andrea Baldeck’s images of abandoned structures are ghostly and sad. Adger Cowans’ dizzying 1985 shot of…

April 29-May 5, 2004 cover story Touching the Void Outside the white box: (l-r) Tanya Leighton, Bennett Simpson and Ingrid Schaffner, co-curators of the Institute of Contemporary Art’s “The Big Nothing,” looked far and wide for art about nothing of…

[an error occurred while processing this directive] December 4-10, 2003 artpicks Something Wonderful Right Away by Lori Hill theater When Peter Pryor and Jennifer Childs did Mike Nichols and Elaine May’s telephone-operator sketch in last year’s Like Crazy Like Wow,…

[an error occurred while processing this directive] August 28-September 3, 2003 cover story Site Specific by Lori Hill Finding out which new and strange places youíll be seeing performances in is one of the many thrills of the Fringe. Program…

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