Charles Giuliano
Bio:
Publisher & Editor. Charles was the director of exhibitions for the New England School of Art & Design at Suffolk University where he taught art history and the humanities. He taugh tModern Art and the Avant-garde for Metropolitan College of Boston University. After many years as a contributor, columnist and editor for a range of print publications from Art New England, Art News, the Boston Phoenix, the Boston Herald Traveler and Patriot Ledger, to mention a few, he went on line with Maverick Arts which evolved into a website.
Recent Articles:
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Berkshire Film and Media Collaborative Film
Economic Impact of Making Films in the Berkshires
By: - Jun 05th, 2015The Berkshire Film and Media Collaborative (BFMC) has released an economic impact study to examine the effects of a film shoot on the economy of rural communities. The study, “When Movie Making Comes to Town: An Economic Impact Analysis and Strategies for Development†was authored by Rick Feldman of InCommN, LLC, who was one of the developers of IMPLAN, a widely used economic impact analysis software program.
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Collages by Raeford Liles Fine Arts
Publishing the Greek Pots Series
By: - Jun 05th, 2015I have known and much appreciated the witty and whimsical artist Raeford Liles since the 1960s. He was represented by the East Hampton Gallery when I worked there. Some years ago the artist returned to Birmingham, Alabama where he grew up. Now in assisted living his family has been working to catalog, archive and preserve decades of his work. From this extensive project has emerged the publication of a series of digital prints from his inspired Greek Pots series.
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John Cage Word
The Art of Silence
By: - Jun 05th, 2015When avant-garde master John Cage was in Boston mking edible paper I photographed and interviewed him for Art News. Starting each semester of my avant-garde seminar at Boston University I showed a video on Cage that included his signature 4' 33." It outraged the students who proved to be remarkbly conservative. That only made me love Cage all the more.
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Gerard Malanga on Andy Warhol's Mother Julia Fine Arts
Insights to Mother and Son Collaborations at WCMA
By: - Jun 04th, 2015The major exhibition this summer at the Williams College Museum of Art is "Warhol by the Book" through August 16, 2015. Of the 500 works on view some of the most intriguing material entails collaborations involving Warhol's graphic design and his mother Julia's calligraphy. We spoke about Julia with former Warhol associate the poet Gerard Malanga who knew her well.
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PBS Fall Schedule Television
From Walt Disney to Julie Waters in Indian Summers
By: - Jun 04th, 2015Yes Downton Abbey returns in January. PBS premieres the Civil War drama Mercy Street on September 27. Come fall PBS yet again will roll out an entertaining cornucopia of programming.
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Not Publisher's Clearing House Word
Don't Miss Out On the Fun
By: - Jun 03rd, 2015Join other satisfied customers and order the book that everyone is talking about. These are real pictures of a real person who is just thrilled by Charles Giuliano's Shards of Life.
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Father's Day Word
Skills Not Passed On
By: - Jun 03rd, 2015Lots of guys help their dads with handyman chores around the house. It's useful when you get married and have your own home. My Dad wanted to teach me how to be a surgeon. That didn't go well.
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Provincetown Tennessee Williams Theater Festival Theatre
Tenn Annual Festival September 24 to 27
By: - Jun 03rd, 2015The 10th anniversary Festival will take place in various venues in the seaside village of Provincetown from Thursday, September 24 through Sunday, September 27, 2015. The Provincetown Tennessee Williams Theater Festival was founded in 2006 in the birthplace of American Modern Theater where Williams worked on many of his major plays during the 1940s. The TW Festival is the nation’s largest performing arts festival dedicated to celebrating and expanding the understanding of America’s great playwright.
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Y Not Gourmet Word
Frugal Franny
By: - Jun 02nd, 2015On sale at Big Y paid three bucks for a five pound chicken. Got three or four meals out of it. Living well, on the cheap, is the best revenge.
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How It Is Word
Hauling Lobsters
By: - Jun 02nd, 2015knot the line open traps take the lobsters claws together big enough so they dont/cant reach back to bite your wrist
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Shark by the Lighthouse! Word
It's a Sunfish
By: - Jun 02nd, 2015On the 40th anniversary of Jaws. Panic about fins in the water off the Lighthouse.
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Duck Word
Trying Something New on Chinese Mondays
By: - Jun 02nd, 2015For months I debated trying the duck. Last night during weekly Chinese Monday several friends tried different dishes. It reminded of the birthday ducks Jane cooked for fellow Scorpios.
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CANNY'S PIT Word
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NAM NHIEP Word
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XVIII LUKE & JODY Word
No Smoking in Her Fo'c'stle
By: - Jun 02nd, 2015H.R.G. to R.J.D.H. "very precise to the quarter it comes from" Chas. Olson
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Hurlers Word
Swimming at Lane's Cove
By: - Jun 02nd, 2015Summer splashing at Lane's Cove with the kids.
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Mind reposing on a love of Fords Word
Car Talk
By: - Jun 01st, 2015From Annisquam we have a poem by Geoffrey Movius. He recalls growing up with trusty Fords.
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Tina Olsen Talks About Warhol at Williams Front Page
Making Books
By: - Jun 01st, 2015Warhol by the Book at the Williams College Museum of Art (WCMA) is on view through August 16, 2015. Creating books was a vital part of Warhol's career’s. It is the first in depth presentation of a relatively unexplored aspect of his work. Taking over the top level galleries of the museum there are 500 works on view featuring some 300 from the Williams collection and many works from the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh. We spoke about the project with MCMA director, Tina Olsen.
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Wild Party Word
Smiles of a Summer Night
By: - Jun 01st, 2015Growing up as an outsider in Annisquam I wasn't invited to a neighbor's party. Instead of getting mad I got even with a much bigger one. It got me into huge trouble.
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Sandwich Word
PB&J With a Twist
By: - Jun 01st, 2015During the idle days of summer my older sister Josephine was clever at coming up with pranks on the mean maids who presided over us. Mom and day worked during the week. It was funny until her prank turned on me.
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First Novel Word
A Tale of Two Cities
By: - Jun 01st, 2015I grew up loving Westerns from Tom Mix to Hopalong Cassidy and The Lone Ranger. Just before Chrustmas I started my first novel about two crusty stagecoach drivers I dubbed Rawhind and Jake.
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Kirkland Road 1939-1989 Word
Streets Addresses and People from Cambidge to Annisquam
By: - May 31st, 2015Over the transom and out of the blue an intriguing work in progress. With a note "Geoff Movius suggested I send this, which is unfinished, saying we three are all in this cohort together and aré what Chas Olson referred to as "mestizos" or one sort or another I am wild about Olson. R U? Will be reading your poems shortly, sent and linked by Geoff with whom have enjoyed poetry and emails for several months now, can't remember how that started..I think in facebook. I remember UFFERSCHENKE! Delighted then that you named her that and painted her black,hippie before our time."
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The How and the Why at S&Co. Theatre
Going With the Flow
By: - May 31st, 2015After a brutal winter on ever level Shakespeare & Company has launched the season with an intense and absorbing two hander The How and the Way by dramatist Sarah Treem. It stages a tense meeting between two brilliant women and scientists. A seething graduate student Rachel (Bridget Sacarino) has just learned the identify of her birth mother Zelda (Rod Randolph) a renowned scholar. By coincidence and one of many impossibilities the women are remarkably alike and even share the same field of evolutionary biology. If you can get beyond that unlikely twist of fate and other absurd literary devices this is an absorbing evening of tense and spellbinding theatre with superb performances by two fine actresses.
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Not Plain Jane Word
Making Book
By: - May 30th, 2015Jeff and Jane operate Hudson' Antiques in Mass MoCA. A few years ago they moved into a loft down the hall from us. They flipped it and move to Billtown, Jane and I go way back. Covered a lot of turf together over the years.
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Movietone News Word
Scrapbook of War Memories
By: - May 30th, 2015Today how I wish I had that scrapbook of clipping from Life Magazine I kept during WWII. The world in turmoil was seen through movies, comic books safe at home while uncles fought fascism. Growing up in bombed out Hamburg the memories of Astrid are more horrific than mine.
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