Issue 86 - Home for the Holidays

11/10/2022

From This Issue

At Home with Bryan Wells

Featured Bryan Wells -
It was 1950, probably May, when I peered out the window to get my first glance at my new piano teacher. She had pale...
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A home for the softest parts of myself By Kat Chan

Architecture Kat Chan -
So, how did I find myself pursuing a field you can’t get a degree in? It was kind of out of necessity. I had mentioned...
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What do the Boston-based alcohol delivery service Drizly, The FTC Safeguard Rule and C-suite liability have to do with each other?

Howard Globus -
Drizly has a problem. Technically, two problems. And a CEO with a problem. In 2018 Drizly had a cyber incident where instead of data...
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Art & Compelled Speech

Fashion Jeff Karly -
On April 26, 1968,  Paul Robert Cohen was arrested in Los Angeles for wearing a jacket. An ordinary jacket that had the words "Fuck...
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Homeward Bound: The Defining Sounds of Home By Nicole Vitale

Music Nicole Vitale -
What defines home? The general description of a home encompasses the physical structure, made of lumber or brick or other such materials to shelter...
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Upgrading Your Style Experience

Fashion Tavia Sharp -
Have you ever wanted to channel your inner rockstar for a day? To look and feel effortlessly cool and confident while getting treated like...
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Poetry: Amanda Deboer Bartlett

Literature Amanda Deboer Bartlett -
Creature
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Artist’s Corner: Kevin Baldwin

Art Kevin Baldwin -
On Notation The score of a musical work is fascinating. As a composer, I spend hundreds of hours alone with a score to unearth...
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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR: I’ll Take: Staying in New York during the holidays for $500, Alex.

Letter from the Editor Aleksandr Karjaka -
It's that time of year. Pumpkin everything, parades, gift nightmares, travel woes, and family drama. Have I covered it all? Not likely but you...
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Home for the Holidays – Brian Wells

Editions Aleksandr Karjaka -
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Aleksandr Karjaka came to New York for the music, but stayed for the visuals. As a classically trained musician, he’s had the honor of performing with some of the greatest musicians, and artistic houses, in the world. Often quoted as "Listening through his eyes." he's photographed the lives and stories of thousands of artists of all fields over the years. Here are their KARJAKA portraits.

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