Feb
14
2011
Lady Antebellum was the big winner at the Grammys with five awards, including record and song of the year for the band’s yearning crossover ballad “Need You Now,” but rockers Arcade Fire won Sunday’s biggest prize, album of the year, for their highly acclaimed The Suburbs.
Arcade Fire’s Win Butler was visibly stunned as the group accepted their trophy and then quickly rushed to perform the last song of the night. Read more...
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Oct
20
2010
By J. Brown
“Oh, sometimes the blues is just a passing bird / and why can’t that always be / tossing aside from your birches crown / just enough dark to see / how you’re the light over me.”—excerpt from song “The Dreamer” Read more...
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Aug
27
2010
By Daniel Kreps
Rolling Stone Magazine
Bob Dylan, who has been painting since the 1960s (he created the cover of the Band’s
Music From Big Pink) will have new paintings and drawings on display at Denmark’s Statens Museum for Kunst September 4th through January 30th. “It was an honor to be asked and a thrilling challenge,” Dylan
said in a statement about the collection, called “Brazil Series,” which he created exclusively for the museum. “I chose Brazil as a subject because I have been there many times and I like the atmosphere.” Inspired by early 20th century American realism and painters like Matisse, Dylan depicts politicians, gamblers, wine growers, and other denizens of Brazil. The exhibit will feature 40 acrylic paintings and eight drawings. See five “Brazil Series” paintings, plus earlier artwork by Dylan,
in this gallery.
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