Sympathy for the Devil explores art and rock convergence
MCA's exhibition Sympathy for the Devil at the Museum of Contemporary Art traces the 40 year union of contemporary art and rock music. Curator Dominic Molon highlights Warhol's Velvet Underground, bootleg footage, a vinyl floor, iconic album covers, and case studies on album art to show how rock became an art form.
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Chicago
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Motley Crue
Christian Marclay
Museum of Contemporary Art
Dominic Molon
Molon
New York
West Coast
United States
United Kingdom
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Warhol
Lou Reed
Maureen Tucker
John Cale
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Rolling Stones
Douglas Gordon
Lux Interior
Smith
Morrissey
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Fleetwood Mac
Iggy Pop
Grand Funk Railroad
Melanie Schiff
Neil Young
Young
New Order
Peter Saville
Richard Hamilton
London
Planet of Sound
Pixies
Bob Fitzgerald
Robert Longo
Body of missing woman Nailah Franklin identified
Nailah Franklin, 28, missing since Sept 19 after a vague text, was found dead. Her decomposed body was identified from dental records behind vacant businesses in Calumet City, with car and items found near an abandoned Hammond building. Cause of death pending forensic results.
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Hammond
Ind
Calumet City
Monique Bond
Survivor style challenge concludes Sunday at Auditorium
Mike Skupin hosts a concluding challenge for the Sphinx team as contestants reveal fears of spiders ahead of tribal councils every six hours. Allie McCreary a forestry senior aims for TV show fame while Justin Miller a physiology senior leans on Army basic training. Elizabeth Gazdziak a aviation flight freshman readies for council rounds. The group collectively fears spiders.
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Australia
Sphinx
Allie McCreary
Justin Miller
Elizabeth Gazdziak
Vaccine pricing and acceptance notice
The notice lists influenza vaccine at 30 dollars and pneumonia vaccine at 40 dollars. Medicare Part B and Medicaid accepted.
Marion sophomore hails tumblers as entertaining and skilled
Shahan Bellamy praised the performance saying it was energetic and not cheesy. Laquisa Sullivan recalled a Chicago parade seeing similar acrobatics, while Dominique Wierth hailed the team as Harlem Globetrotters level.
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Marion
Shahan Bellamy
Laquisa Sullivan
Chicago
White
Dominique Wierth
Harlem Globetrotters
Aaron Mattox
Sue Easton
Lisa Smith
People’s Bank
Local groups honor day of non-violence
Several groups including the Peace Coalition of Southern Illinois and the Fellowship of Reconciliation will mark the International Day of Non-violence on October 2. A 5 p.m. ceremony at the International Peace Pole in Friendship Park will start a procession from the Interfaith Center to Friendship Park, with participants from the Women's Center and the Boys and Girls Club of Carbondale. Contact Georgeann Hatzog or Celeste Williams for details.
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Mahatma Ghandi
Peace Coalition
Southern Illinois
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Friendship Park
Women’s Center
Boys and Girls Club of
Carbondale
Interfaith Center
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