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It seems our culture's fascination with vampires will never vanish. Sure, as far as monsters go, they're of the sexier set. But I personally don't get why something that is a literal and metaphoric leech is so damn attractive. Maybe it's that whole "he's powerful, but he needs me" thing.
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During February and March of 2011, the Regional Gallery Directors' Forum - a loosely organized group of local gallery leaders - initiated "Thaw," a series of exhibits held at more than a dozen participating galleries in the Greater Rochester area. The goal was to celebrate the sweet onset of
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"It is happening again. It is happening again." Whether you're a die-hard David Lynch fan or a virgin to his occult-y oeuvre, head over to the Flying Squirrel Community Space (285 Clarissa St.) on Saturday, February 4, for a 24-hour (and one minute) lock-in "Twin Peaks" marathon. From 6
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The locavore and organic movements are picking up momentum, and you can join in the fun by starting your own backyard garden. Maybe you thought urban gardens were for flowers only, herbs at most. But you too can supplement your diet with produce that you have nurtured from seeds
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A fresh, new month in Rochester brings a host of provocative new shows and exhibitions. Here are a few of the many on my see-it list - for more visit firstfridayrochester.org or search our online calendar at rochestercitynewspaper.com. On Friday, February 3, 6-9 p.m., Visual Studies Workshop (31 Prince St.,
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In a world where the photograph has become perhaps the most ubiquitous and democratic artistic medium, ingenuity of concept and technique tends to stand out. This week, SUNY Brockport will debut an impressive new show entitled "Regarding Place: Photo Media Invitational," with images by nationally respected artists Pinky Bass,
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With all of the mystique and panic surrounding the year 2012, perhaps it's time to gain a little academic clarity on the matter. This week, the Rochester Museum and Science Center "Science on the Edge" lecture series continues with Anthony Aveni, Colgate professor of astronomy and Native American studies,
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For a long time now, captains of industry and their pocket politicians have been playing with our anxieties, our insecurities, and this has resulted in catastrophic world-changing events as well as tragic outcomes on individual levels. The current exhibit at Roberts Wesleyan's Davison Gallery challenges the asleep-at-the-wheel behavior of
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The coffee-drinking experience has become so much more than slamming a cuppa joe to get your morning buzz. You can tailor your waking fuel in so many ways that it often no long resembles coffee. In an age of syrupy-sweet concoctions, Joe Bean Coffee Roasters (1344 University Ave.) offers
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When you get the kids ready to visit the new exhibit at the National Museum of Play this weekend, just try not to sing "We're Off to See The Wizard." On Saturday and Sunday, January 21-22, follow the you-know-what-color brick road to see "The Wizard of Oz" exhibit, where
