I’ve been thinking about revamping my vinyl collection lately, which, at the moment, sits dusty in my grandmother’s basement. I miss thumbing through LPs at used record stores and impressing my friends with rare editions.
In 2019, the National Sound Library of Mexico announced it may have uncovered the only known recording of one of Mexico’s most beloved, iconoclastic residents: Frida Kahlo. The 90-second recording captures an unidentified woman with a soft, melodious voice describing Diego Rivera, the Mexican painter and Kahlo’s husband.
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In 1997, with the proliferation of CCTV cameras across the U.K. and London in particular, artist Rick Buckley undertook a project to critique the rise of a “Big Brother” society. Inspired by the Situationists—a midcentury avant-garde art group—Buckley made 35 plaster casts of his own nose and affixed them to buildings scattered around London. He thus installed his guerrilla artworks right “under the nose” of the burgeoning surveillance state.
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