Times change, and we are taking a fresh approach and looking at the world through art. In 1875, Claude Monet painted his early masterpiece, Woman
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Enjoying Four Freedoms Park as Hispanic Heritage Month 2023 Begins
A perfect Saturday afternoon in FDR Four Freedoms State Park lit up installations saluting Hispanic Heritage Month. Relaxing in the meadow in Adirondack chairs enhanced
Is Fall for Arts 2023 In As Much Trouble As It Now Seems?
An extended submission deadline and clunky communications involving Fall for Arts 2023 signal trouble. Another shrunken community event may be teetering on the edge. by
In Search of the Graduate Hotel Shuttle, I’m Not Alone
Giving RIOC a chance to smooth out any opening day wrinkles with the Graduate Hotel Shuttle, I went looking for it yesterday. What I found
Akeem Jamal Takes a Deep Dive Into The Shallows of Self-Love
Self-love, we’re told, is a good thing, appreciating ourselves instead of leaning on others for approval. But what if you push that self-love at those
Sprucing Up Main Street Now Needs Some Help From RIOC
With the signless head shop finally tossed out, sprucing up Main Street gained focus in August. Other storefronts need to catch up with ME, Bread
Who is Sirene Louveteau, and what am I supposed to do with this gift?
“A Japanese artist donated a 7 foot statue to us with an enormous penis,” a friend texted. Sculpted by Sirene Louevteau, it wouldn’t work in
The RIOC Clown Show Bumbles & Fumbles Cover Up Attempt
We all know that RIOC can’t be shamed, but their clown show tried a new twist – attempting to make a virtue out of indifference.
A narcissist in the house? How to spot one and what to do with it
Buckle up! We’re about to take a wild ride into the land of narcissists. These folks are as subtle as a neon sign in a
If You Liked the Ugly Mess at the Tram Today, Be Happy. Now Is Just the Beginning
In case you missed the ugly mess at the Tram today, have a look: It’s just the beginning. It’s easy enough blaming the daily influx