What. Where. Now. Music, Art and Culture in and around Upstate New York.
From the monthly archives:
From dreamy pop to misanthropic noise and soupy beats, 2010 was a strong year for popular music. I can’t remember the last time I didn’t cringe about any of my picks or had trouble fitting in all of my favorite albums. And for the first time ever, I agree with Time Magazine about anything at all.
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Father Time or Death? A cartoon by Amelia Sauter
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From ambitious large-scale solo shows to thoughtfully curated smaller exhibitions, this was a promising and exciting year for Ithacan artists. Here we present, in no particular order, some of our favorites from 2010.
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We continue our retrospective series of 2010 content with a selection from the year in photos, by Heather Ainsworth, Ed Dittenhoefer and Justin Zoll.
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A ‘bah humbug’ holiday cartoon from Amelia Sauter.
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In the following days, we’ll present a retrospective series of 2010 content, as well as Post Picks, the year’s favorites as determined by Post culture writers. We begin here with the writing: in no particular order, here are a few of our favorite articles from the first year in the post-paper arts and leisure land of our own making.
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A compilation of Mason Speed’s artwork, originally published in the Post, is now part of a volume called “Art 4 Children,” an oversize comic available at Angry Mom Records.
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The Rutabaga Curl will be at Ithaca Farmers Market on Saturday, December 18.
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J.P. Harris and The Tough Choices may not be country music’s saviors, but they certainly know how to get people dancing. A photo round up by Heather Ainsworth and Ed Dittenhoefer.
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