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RADIATOR is music based on the sound that a radiator makes as it begins to heat up. Trapped moisture produces a random banging sound, accompanied by the hissing of steam. The first part of the work is comprised of computer manipulated samples of this sound, presented as discrete cells of identical length (20 seconds) and placed adjacent to each other in time. This creates a macro-rhythm dictated by a sequence of mini-drones, in which perceived duration becomes a function of sonic density and rhythmic complexity. Later in the work, drone sounds from previous works (both acoustic and electronic) are layered over the ongoing radiator samples, further complicating the perception of time. The final section involves an accelerando, as each radiator sample becomes slightly shorter than the previous one.
Philip Mantione (b. 1960, Buffalo, NY) moved to Los Angeles in 1984 where he became an active member of the downtown artist community. His work has been presented by the Pacific Composers Forum and the Pacific Contemporary Music Center as part of their 1996 annual festival. Shortly after relocating to New York City in 1997, Mantione co-founded a non-profit multi-media performing and presenting organization called MANY (Musicians and Artists in New York). The group focuses on the creation and presentation of contemporary music, visual arts and other performing and interdisciplinary arts. In 1998, Mantione co-produced OneMANY and TwoMANYtwo, two multi-disciplinary performance events in NYC that included music (for acoustic instruments, electronics, as well as computer-interactive work), art performance, experimental video, and dance.
Mantione has composed music for a variety of contexts including performance art, video, site-specific sound installations and various concert venues.
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Ando and Le Corbusier: Masters of Architecture
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Opening Friday, October 12th, from 10AM - 8:30PM
On view through Saturday, December 15th
Inaugural Show is 'Ando and Le Corbusier: Masters of Architecture'
Wrightwood 659, a new venue for exhibitions on architecture and on socially engaged art, opens in Chicago on October 12, 2018. Designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Tadao Ando, the new gallery occupies a 1920s building in Chicago's Lincoln Park neighborhood, which Ando has transformed, into a place for contemplative experiences of art and architecture.
The inaugural exhibition, Ando and Le Corbusier: Masters of Architecture occupies all three floors of exhibition space at Wrightwood 659. It includes more than 100 Le Corbusier drawings, photographs, and models — on loan from institutions including the Fondation Le Corbusier, Paris, and the Art Institute of Chicago — as well as 106 small models of Le Corbusier's architectural works made by students of Ando, among other objects. Curator of the Corbusier section of the exhibition is Eric Mumford, Rebecca and John Voyles Professor of Architecture, Washington University in St. Louis. The Ando material is curated by Dan Whittaker, who is completing his PhD in architectural history at the Illinois Institute of Technology, and who is working with the Ando studio on the installation of that portion of the exhibition.
Ando and Le Corbusier is organized in five sections: The expansive second-floor gallery, devoted to Le Corbusier, will contain his Purist works of the 1920s, including paintings and furniture; his expressive, exposed concrete work of the postwar years; and a series of maquettes of Corbusier buildings created by students of Ando. Highlights here will include original models of key Corbusier projects, such as the Villa Savoye (1929), a modernist private house outside of Paris; the urban plan for the reconstruction of the small French city of Saint Dié (1945), intended to transform the war-damaged town into something of a modernist utopia; the Unité d'Habitation, a housing project in Marseille (1945); the chapel at Ronchamp (1950); and the Assembly at Chandigarh (1954), represented by a very large model of the entire capitol complex. Several Le Corbusier paintings and lithographs will also be included, along with documentary materials, archival photographs, and an original chaise longue designed by Le Corbusier and Charlotte Perriand (1929), from the collection of the Art Institute of Chicago.
The third and fourth floors will be devoted to Ando's work, with the third-floor focusing on the architect's work on the island of Naoshima and its Benesse Art Site. This will be represented with models of several art hotel structures, museum buildings, and a funicular that scales the side of the extensively re-forested island. The fourth level will contain a presentation of Ando's three major American museums, with models of the Pulitzer Arts Foundation, created by IIT students working under Whittaker's oversight; of the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, built by students at University of Illinois Chicago; and of the Clark Art Institute, in Williamstown, Massachusetts, constructed by students at School of the Art Institute of Chicago. The three models will be accompanied by hand-drawn sketches by Ando, demonstrating the creative, generative design process he embarks upon when designing spaces to house fine art. In addition to the material in the exhibition galleries, a large concrete scale-model of Ando's iconic Church of the Light in Ibaraki, Osaka, Japan, will be shown on the building's mezzanine level, positioned beneath the building's skylights.
Ando Lecture
On October 11, 2018, Tadao Ando will speak about his work at the Art Institute of Chicago's annual Butler-Vanderlinden Lecture on Architecture, co-presented this year with Alphawood Foundation Chicago. The lecture will take place at 6:30 p.m. in the Art Institute's Rubloff Auditorium, at 230 South Columbus Drive.
In conjunction with the exhibition, Wrightwood 659 will hold a symposium of Le Corbusier scholars on November 8–9, 2018, organized by Professor Mumford. Speakers will include Kenneth Frampton, Ware Professor of Architecture, Columbia University; Seng Kuan, University of Tokyo and Lecturer at the Harvard Graduate School of Design; Tim Benton, Professor Emeritus of Art History, the Open University, U.K.; Sheila Crane, Associate Professor and Chair of Architectural History, University of Virginia; Caroline Maniaque-Benton, Professor of the History of Architecture at École nationale supérieure d'architecture de Normandie, France; Michelangelo Sabatino, Dean of the College of Architecture and Rowe Family Endowed Chair, Illinois Institute of Technology; and Mary McLeod, Professor of Architecture, Columbia University. For information and tickets go to www.wrightwood659.org.
Admission is by online reservation only and available at www.wrightwood659.org.
Inaugural exhibition on view October 12–December 15, 2018
659 W. Wrightwood Avenue, Chicago, IL 60614
The inaugural exhibition includes more than 100 Le Corbusier drawings, photographs, and models — on loan from institutions including the Fondation Le Corbusier, Paris, and the Art Institute of Chicago — as well as 106 small models of Le Corbusier's architectural works made by students of Ando.
The co-curators for Ando and Le Corbusier: Masters of Architecture are Eric Mumford, Rebecca and John Voyles Professor of Architecture, Washington University in St. Louis, and Dan Whittaker, who is completing his PhD in architectural history at the Illinois Institute of Technology. The exhibition is presented by Alphawood Exhibitions, a subsidiary of Alphawood Foundation Chicago.
Fred Eychaner and Dan Whittaker, Founders
Lisa Cavanaugh, Director
Wrightwood 659 is a private, non-commercial entity, envisioned as an integral part of the cultural and civic fabric of Chicago. It will present two public exhibitions annually, in the spring and fall, comprising socially engaged art and architecture. Wrightwood 659 does not have a collection, and it is not intended to be a collecting organization.
By online reservation only. Walk-ins cannot be accommodated. To be alerted when tickets are available, the public may sign up for the mailing list at www.wrightwood659.org.
Wrightwood 659 was founded by Fred Eychaner and Dan Whittaker. Eychaner is a longtime LGBTQ activist, political donor, philanthropist, and president of Alphawood Foundation Chicago. Whittaker served as owner's representative for construction of Wrightwood 659, and as liaison with Tadao Ando Architects.
Alphawood is a grant-making foundation committed primarily to advocacy, architecture and preservation, arts and arts education, promotion and protection of the rights of LGBT citizens and people living with HIV/AIDS, and other human and civil rights. The Foundation was lead donor to Louis Kahn's Four Freedoms Park on Roosevelt Island, in New York City, and spearheaded the renovation of Frank Lloyd Wright's Unity Temple in Oak Park, Illinois.
Programming for Wrightwood 659 grew out of the exhibition program of Alphawood Exhibitions, a subsidiary of the Foundation, which presented Art AIDS America (2016–17) and Then They Came for Me: Incarceration of Japanese Americans during WWII and the Demise of Civil Liberties" (2017), both held in the former Alphawood Gallery. Wrightwood 659 continues the Alphawood Exhibitions program as a separate non-commercial entity.


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Lervig: Toasted Maple Stout (Norway: Imperial Stout: 12 % ABV)
Visual: Black. Still. Thin dash of a grey head.
Nose: Liquorice. Toasted teacakes. Vanilla.
Body: Treacle. Marshmallow. Maple syrup. Very thick. Toasted teacakes. Vanilla. Light butterscotch. Fudge. Chocolate liqueur.
Finish: Maple syrup. Liquorice and blackcurrant hard sweets. Chocolate liqueur. Vanilla. Molasses. Light charring. Bitter chocolate.
Conclusion: Ok, between this and the Barley Wine I had recently Lervig are really wooing me back into the fold. Why did I ever doubt them?
I have to admit the first impressions weren't in its favour. While it had lovely toasted notes in the aroma they were matched and quickly overcome by masses of liquorice. As I think has been established over the years, I don't mind liquorice in moderation, but I think when it is overused it can ruin a beer.
So, I was nervous as I went in to take the first sip aaaandd – this thing is intense! It is thick as heck, frothy and syrupy, but just about manages to not do those elements to excess. There is a toasted teacake breadiness as just a hint under the thick maple syrup and treacle notes that make up the main stay with other, softer, notes coming out over time. The vanilla beans and smoothness makes it feel like a barrel aged beer, but without the loss of intensity and weight that ageing sometimes brings
The finish bring in the heaver contrasting notes. The liquorice comes back, tied now to blackcurrant notes in a hard sweet like fashion that keeps in manageable. There is a light charring and sweeter notes that slowly fade out into bitter cocoa. That bitterness is just what is needed to keep such a heavy sweet beer manageable.
This has a very distinctive feel – half way between toasted marshmallows and toasted teacakes in a super thick beer. It has a distinctive flavour as well with the maple syrup very evident while not being too dominant. It is distinctly rewarding with huge complexity and manages to feel barrel aged but without the drawbacks.
A great beer then.
Background: Grabbed this a while back – basically saw the words "toasted" and "maple syrup", followed by "Imperial Stout", and grabbed it. Since I grabbed it I started becoming less enamoured with Lervig, then back totally into them again. I have been very changeable recently. Anyway, another one grabbed from Independent Spirit – not sure what is going on with the can image – looks kind of like what would happen if Mr Fantastic from the Fantastic Four burnt to death. Don't think that was the intended imagery. Anyway, put on The Germs' MIA compilation CD. Really stripped down punk that I got into after hearing they were an influence on Bad Religion. Pretty fun, if kind of rough sounding.


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The offer will consist of cash and stock valued at less than $135 a share — lower than the $150+ that some analysts anticipated — Bloomberg reports, citing "a person with knowledge of the matter." That would be just marginally higher than the current trading price of about $131.75 and would amount to $38B not including debt. Normally a buyer would have to offer a substantial premium for an offer to be considered a "bear hug" — a bid that's so high that the target company would be crazy to refuse. But Charter apparently will make the case that Time Warner Cable's operations are deteriorating, so it had better sell now. (TWC lost 304,000 video subscribers in Q3 which included more than a month without CBS.) Bloomberg adds that Comcast will see how TWC reacts to the Charter offer before deciding what it will do. It could launch a bidding war, offer to buy certain systems from Charter (such as TWC's franchises in Manhattan and Los Angeles), or trade systems it owns for others it would prefer. John Malone, whose Liberty Media owns 27% of Charter, is one of the master minds behind the reported bid. But a successful offer would also be considered a coup for Charter's advisers Goldman Sachs and Aryeh Bourkoff's LionTree Advisors. The boutique investment bank turned heads over the last year after it helped Liberty Global buy UK's Virgin Media and Warner Music Group buy Parlophone. Time Warner Cable shares are up about 35% in 2013 as investors became convinced that a buyout was coming.
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An exhibit currently on display at the Sub-Zero/Wolf Showroom mixes recycled artwork and humor with stellar results, in "Replay: Recycled Work by 7 Hawaii Artists." The show continues through Oct. 13.
The seven include Ira Ono, dubbed by showroom art director David Behlke as "the king of recycled art," Elsha Bohnert, Rebecca Horne, Alan Leitner, Mark Maresca, Bernie Moriaz and Lori Uyehara.
Leitner recycles old wax and powdered pigment on new canvases, while Ono contributes pieces that "are probably some of his best artwork ever," says Behlke. Moriaz's works are whimsical, a "feast for the eyes," Behlke says, and he calls Uyehara's style "elegant" and "completely unique -- there's nothing derivative about her work."
Horne's creative pieces utilizing kitchen utensils shows off her great sense of humor, and Maresca, a new artist, submits sparkly works made with glitter, sequins, beads and the like. Bohnert is what Behlke refers to as a "naturopathic artist"; her works express a belief in healing through nutrition and exercise.
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Our Founders
NTC began in the 1930's as a small study group of the Madison, Wisconsin Chapter of the American Association of University Women. Jessie McCanse was education chairman of the group. She gave another member a little assignment that was to last 50 years for both. The project not only marked the beginning of a lifelong friendship, but developed a collaboration that has shaped our organization. That friend was Leslie Spence, Ph.D. Jessie McCanse and Dr. Spence were both English teachers who founded and led the Council for six decades. Through their work, Spence and McCanse assembled the scholars whose work laid the foundation for this emerging field of media education. Among these were Dr. Louis Forsdale, Teachers College, Columbia University, Dr. Edgar Dale, Ohio State University, Dr. Patrick Hazard of the University of Hawaii, and more.
Jessie McCanse (left) and Leslie Spence (right), seen together in their later years.
Leslie Spence, Ph.D.
Leslie Spence earned her first college degree in English Literature, and after teaching for several years, went on to earn her graduate degree in History and Education. Leslie's job on the AAUW committee was to pull together a group to evaluate and recommend radio programs, each week, submitting their results to the two local Madison newspapers. As it turned out, she was to focus her life on broadcasting's potential and the fine tuning of individual responses to it. Dr. Spence launched the annual nation-wide Look-Listen Project, the first qualitative grassroots evaluation of radio and television. Through her early publications, she began what has become today the National Telemedia Council's major publication, The Journal of Media Literacy. Dr. Spence led our organization throughout her lifetime and endowed us with the Leslie Spence trust fund that sustains us to this day.
Jessie McCanse
English teacher, educational broadcaster and civic leader, Jessie Hill McCanse co-founded and led our organization for sixty years. In the 1940's, Madison's WHA, the "first public radio station in the nation," invited our fledgling organization to have a "voice on the air." With Leslie as the initial M.C., Jessie McCanse continued the weekly Broadcasts on Broadcasts for a total of 25 years. As a teacher, she brought the sound, reasonable educational principles and practices that underly our definition of media literacy. Mrs. McCanse is our role model for maintaining the highest standards of excellence, fairness, ethics and innovation. In recognition of her life's work, NTC created the Jessie McCanse Award for individual contribution to media literacy, exemplifying her high principles and dedication. See more about Jessie, the award, and the recipients here.


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Trump Delays Final Decision on Moving U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem, White House Says
France's Macron tells Trump he's worried about U.S. recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital ■ Saudi Arabia's ambassador to the U.S. says any Trump move on Jerusalem would hurt the peace process and heighten regional tensions
WASHINGTON - The Trump administration announced on Monday that it has not reached a decision yet on whether or not to move the U.S. Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, despite the fact that Monday was the legal deadline for signing a presidential waiver on the matter. A White House spokesperson said that "no action will be taken on the waiver today. We will share a decision on the waiver in the coming days."
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Theoretically, the White House's announcement allows Congress to demand the administration to begin moving the embassy, since Trump did not sign the presidential waiver in time. Congress could also cut funding from the State Department if the administration doesn't fulfill its' obligations under the 1995 "Jerusalem Embassy Act." However, it is unlikely that the Republican-controlled Congress would act on this issue in the coming days, which means that Trump has a window of at least a few days to make a final decision on the waiver.
Earlier Monday, French President Emmanuel Macron told U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday that he is worried the U.S. will unilaterally recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital after speaking with President Donald Trump on the phone, "The French President expressed his concern over the possibility that the United States would unilaterally recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel," according to a statement from Macron.
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"Mr. Emmanuel Macron reaffirmed that the question of Jerusalem's status had to be dealt with in the framework of peace negotiations between Israelis and Palestinians, with the aim in particular to establish two countries, Israel and Palestine, living in peace and security side by side with Jerusalem as capital."
Saudi Arabia said on Monday any U.S. announcement on the status of Jerusalem before a final settlement is reached in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict would hurt the peace process and heighten regional tensions.
"Any U.S. announcement on the status of Jerusalem prior to a final settlement would have a detrimental impact on the peace process and would heighten tensions in the region," Saudi Ambassador Prince Khalid bin Salman said in a statement.
"The kingdom's policy - has been - and remains in support of the Palestinian people, and this has been communicated to the U.S. administration."
Macron and Bin Salman's comments come one day after the foreign ministers of Egypt and Jordan spoke on Sunday with U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and warned him against declaring Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, a move Trump is considering carrying out later this week.
Over the weekend, senior Palestinian officials warned that U.S. recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital or the relocation of the American embassy would put an end to peace talks. President Mahmoud Abbas' spokesman, Nabil Abu Rudeinah, said Saturday that such a step is a dangerous development that would destabilize the region, while Hamas has called for a popular uprising to thwart such a "conspiracy."
Last week, Jordanian King Abdullah warned the Trump administration and senior members of Congress about the dangers of moving the American Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem. The king said during a working visit to Washington that such a move could strengthen terrorist groups across the Middle East and lead to the collapse of any peace initiative currently being planned by the Trump administration. Abdullah met on Sunday with American Secretary of Defense James Mattis in Jordan.