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Fall

Dear friends,

Welcome back to Miscellaneous – our no-frills round-up of the cultural items inspiring our team. Featuring exhibits, concerts, experiences, reading material, music, and more, we’ve been sharing the things that moves us since 2017. 

This edition features picks from around the studio that we hope will bring you some warmth, joy, and comfort!

Attend

Perhaps you’re on your way to MoMA to take a snap at the Barbara Kruger exhibit? Might as well catch Never Alone while you’re there!

Pet a lamb or catch a workshop at the Dutchess County Sheep and Wool Festival!

Have you been drinking too little coffee? The 2022 New York Coffee Festival is Oct 7-9th. Bring me back a venti PSL, please!

The Great Jack O’Lantern Blaze®, need we say more?

It seems weird to describe a cemetery as beautiful, but this one simply is. For the perfect Halloween atmosphere, Greenwood Cemetery is open for after-hours tours starting at 6pm on Fridays and Saturdays through the Fall, with concerts in the catacombs on Wednesdays and Thursdays.

Ralph Fiennes is Robert Moses in Straight Line Crazy by David Hare, Oct 18 – Dec 18, at The Shed.

Watch & Listen

“Starting over again is a rebellious act against our failure.” Unwound are back. The post-hardcore band from the Pacific Northwest hasn’t played live shows in 20 years, and the group has announced a 2023 tour.

Spooky season is upon us. Time to needlessly scare yourself by watching The Wailing.

Less scary but more vibey. The earlier Bong Joon Ho masterpiece, Memories of Murder is on Hulu.

250 mins of the great Ivo van Hove, A Little Life, Oct 20-29, at BAM.

Catch the classic horror film Ringu, at the Japan Society on Oct 7th.

The Smile is on tour!!!

RIP Jean-Luc Godard

Can’t stress this enough, Bodies Bodies Bodies!

Industry is the best show on HBO according to Boyang. (Please direct all comments, concerns, and hate mail to him).

Song Chest Radio Hour, an hour-long playlist episode by Justin Vernon

Consume

While you’re at home watching Hocus Pocus, enjoy the Nitehawk Truffle Popcorn

We love a seasonal collection.

Typography as Art: the third publication in the New Aesthetic series features over 100 contributors and focuses on the expressive possibilities of type design that combine experimentation, process and the unexpected. 

And finally, a picnic table, for squirrels….

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Jim Nutt, ‘Toot-Toot Woo-Woo’ (1973)

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