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Frederich Kunath describes that he aims to make his paintings “feel like songs.” The logo for the band Oasis turns up in a top corner of “Sometimes I’m Almost There,” and there is a kind of surreal, set-like quality to his vibrant, cinematic works. “Kunath explores themes of distance and (re)location, where a longing emerges…
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ILOILO CITY — Heroes and villains from popular culture are getting a distinctly Filipino visual treatment in “POPTADOS: Pop Culture, Filipino Roots,” artist Noel Cabangbang’s third solo exhibition and his first solo show in Iloilo City.
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Friday has arrived again and so today we are rounding up those pop culture stories from this past week. Let’s hope there’s some great ones to make us excited! pop culture news 260
What defines mainstream culture in an era where everyone’s feed looks completely different? According to YouTube’s latest Culture & Trends Report, In Search of Mainstream, our cultural landscape is more fragmented than ever, but the mainstream hasn’t disappeared—its meaning has just shifted.
Britney Spears’s jungle-goddess outfit—a moss-green bra-style top, aquamarine disco shorts, and rhinestone-covered nude-toned boots—was designed by Kurt Swanson and Bart Mueller. Kevin Kane/WireImage/
Remember those VH1 shows I Love the ’80s and I Love the ’90s, where talking heads would opine about defining pop culture moments like Pac-Man, General Hospital’s wedding of Luke and Laura, or the OJ Simpson car chase? There was no shortage of easily recognizable subjects to explore.
The art at GANGGANG’s sixth Butter Fine Art Fair was so compelling it melted away Indianapolis’ troubles, if only for a few hours.