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Memo Magazine, Issue No. 1
Issue 1 of Memo's first glossy annual magazine features an extended artist focus on Archie Moore, the 2024 Venice Biennale Australian Representative, with essays by Rex Butler, Tara Heffernan, Tristen Harwood, and Hilary Thurlow. Audrey Schmidt unveils a covetous history of tall-poppy takedowns in the Melbourne art world. Philip Brophy rips into Hollywood's shallow art-world playbook, while Cameron Hurst checks-in with the once-celebrated Spike magazine cultural critic, Dean Kissick, in his post-zenith era. The Manhattan Art Review's Sean Tatol visits the Dutch artist group, KIRAC, reporting on their legal woes with French literature's ageing enfant terrible, Michel Houellebecq.We also have ...
Audrey
Audrey Hepburn charmed cinema audiences in the 1950s as a new type of screen presence - gamine, doe-eyed and refreshingly casual. By the 1960s she had metamorphosed to become a trendsetting sophisticate, achieving unrivalled status as an actress, model, movie star and champion for underprivileged children worldwide. Curator and archivist David Wills has amassed one of the world's largest private collections of original Audrey Hepburn photography. Now, in Audrey: The 60s, he has gathered a spectacular selection of work from her key photographers - much of it digitally restored from original negatives and transparencies - to create a truly breath-taking portfolio of images which pays homage to...
Horse Heaven
In Horse Heaven the universe of horse racing is woven into a marvellous tapestry of joy and love, chicanery, folly, greed and reckless courage. Spanning two years on the circuit, from Kentucky and California to New York and Paris, Jane Smiley's wonderful novel puts us among trainers and track brats, horse-obsessed girls, nervy jockeys, billionaire breeders and restless track wives.
The Park
Coral Wood joins her grandfather on his ranch in Grand Valley, California where she spent her happy childhood summers. As the new high school social studies teacher she finds her students in the middle of a fight between the local ranchers and a city club on the coast, which wants to make Grand Valley a public park. After meeting Mac Maclane, the very attractive biology teacher who is leading the landowners, she is torn between wanting to lead him to her bed and wanting to help him save her grandfather's ranch. A powerful man from the east coast offers the ranchers a third option, tempers flare, and violence threatens from both sides until a college professor is found dead on one of the ranches, the victim of a savage killer. Coral shows her students how to have their say on the proposed park while she and Mac pursue the killer. In spite of their best efforts to keep the peace Coral can feel a faceless evil closing in on them.
Who's Hoot
Georrg Adam Huth (b.1751/52) was probably the son of Georrg Aaron Hutt of Kirchain, Hessen-Kassel, Germany. He enlisted in the Hessian Army in 1776. He deserted the regiment in 1781 in South Carolina. Afterwards he settled in the "Dutch Fork" area of SC and lived there for 37 years. He married Mary (possible surname Guinn). They raised four children: (1) Mary Pauline married John S. Dabney; (2) George Washington married Elizabeth Snider; (3) Jacob married Catherine Eleazer and (4) Sarah Sallie, not married. The Dabneys settled in Polk Co., TX, the two Hoot brothers settled in Dallas Co., AL and Sarah settled in Polk Co. with the Dabneys. Several generations of descendants are given.
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Critique
"For the last ten years, Gertrude Contemporary has run the Emerging Writers Program, in which emerging arts writers (usually four per year) are mentored by a more established writer, with the intention that at the end of the program they will publish a catalogue essay for a Gertrude Studio Artist and a review in a local art magazine. This year, six emerging writers were selected to be mentored by art historian Rex Butler, and it was decided that,instead of publishing in local art magazines, they would all write accounts of the works of the sixteen Studio Artists participating in the end of year Gertrude Studios 2015 exhibition" -- foreword.
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