Sue Hollmann exhibit opens at Winged Bull Studio Clayton
Sue Hollmann known as Viva and part of Warhol circle presents fifteen impressionistic works mostly of St. Lawrence River views. Exhibition opens with 7 to 9 p.m. reception at Winged Bull Studio Clayton and runs through Christmas holidays. Call 686-5722 for reservations.
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Bizkit Unveils Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water
Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst and the Florida group promote their new Interscope CD Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water. The interview notes strong fan reactions from Woodstock 99 and promises the new record is a refined, familiar sound.
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Spike Lee Says New Satire Bamboozled Probes Minstrel Imagery
Spike Lee defends his satirical film Bamboozled amid controversy over its offensive images. He notes past debates around Do the Right Thing and compares modern music videos and TV to minstrel shows, arguing images shape perception and provoke discussion.
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Joe Klein
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Savion Glover
Tommy Davidson
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Spike Lee to speak at Syracuse University
Spike Lee will address students at Syracuse University in Goldstein Auditorium Schine Student Center at 7 30 p m Monday with doors opening at 7 p m Tickets cost 5 for SU students 7 for others and are available at the Schine box office 443 4517 Lee discusses the state of black themed cinema the 2000 summer box office and his view on representation and race in film
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Tim Reynolds Shines Solo Guitar Night at Syracuse
Tim Reynolds delivered a solo instrumental set at Syracuse University’s Goldstein Auditorium, showcasing multiple guitar personalities and new material from See Into Your Soul. The night featured opener Peter Prince and the band Johnny Society, with Subway Series competition briefly noted by attendees.
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Well Aged Words series brings adult fairy tales to museum
Open Hand Theater announces Well Aged Words at the International Mask and Puppet Museum starting next month. Laura Simms opens Nov 11 with Robe of Love for Adults, followed by Rafe Martin on Jan 13, Sunny Doo Jey Feb 17, and Bill Harley Apr 6. all shows begin at 8 p.m. with a reception afterward. Also noted are the Sudbury death of pianist David Golub and Le Moyne College’s Boot and Buskin Theatre Club opening its season with The Diviners, directed by Morris, at Coyne Performing Arts Center.
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American Library Association
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le Moyne College
Boot and Buskin Theatre Club
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Coyne
William §. Morris
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