By: Trey Parker
Biopic of Colorado's favorite son/cannibal Alferd Packer; it's an early effort by Southpark's Trey Parker and Matt Stone. (Wikipedia) has a lot to say about it. This is a good example of what Wikipedia is good for. And an EXCELLENT illustration of the fact that it doesn't have to be fine art to be available at the Fine Arts Library!
Reviewer: Ellen
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By: John Peacock
Almost all illustrations – drawings and photographs of SHOES!
Reviewer: Beth
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By: Oscar Guayabero
An exhibition of object design since 1992, household objects that remind us that
design is part of our everyday life. And I just love the title!
Reviewer: Laura
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By: Anthony Burton
Three picks from different publishers and different years that we received within
the last month or so; they could almost be companion volumes:
Reviewer: David
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By: Anthony Burton
Three picks from different publishers and different years that we received within
the last month or so; they could almost be companion volumes:
Reviewer: David
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By: Jeffery Kite-Powell
Three picks from different publishers and different years that we received within
the last month or so; they could almost be companion volumes:
Reviewer: David
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By: Sam Wainwright Douglas
The director answered questions at a recent screening of this film. Wacky guys,
wacky times, and Sam Shepard!
Reviewer: Longhorn Reviewer
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By: Heather Lyn MacDonald
“Meet the Silver Belles, five tap dancers who performed in the 1930s in Harlem at
the famed Apollo and Cotton Club. Together again, they're dancing to standing
ovations and sharing stories of the Harlem Renaissance.” How can you lose?
Reviewer: Beth
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By: Hooks, Ed
Finally after 13 years! A new edition of the we-need-to-find-a-sceners
bible.
Reviewer: Beth
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By: Karlheinz Stockhausen
Superior vocal works from under the direction of Paul Hillier. Stimmung is scored
specifically for voice, while his treatment of "
(In C) " is a new and extremely well done approach to the piece.
Reviewer: Tommy
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