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Holiday Palette Roundup
By: Lucy Seagraves
Few things thrill a girl more than a great makeup palette. There’s just something about having multiple color options at your fingertips that makes you feel like Gucci Westman herself. Here are some of the best palettes to gift this holiday season - perfect for your color-shy sister, lipstick loving mom and your makeup collector best friend.
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Via Carducci La Sorella
Amid the dive bars and high-end boutiques lining Wicker Park's Division Street, this inviting Italian eatery had intrigued me since day numero uno. Via Carducci La Sorella, similar in menu to the sister spot on Fullerton, was the first conquest on my list to becoming Wicker Park's most prestigious restaurant & food critic. Joined by my posse (my mom and sister) and completely disguised as your ordinary sorority girl-gone-Chicago (not such a stretch) I don't think our waiter knew that his Italian hospitality would play such a role in my love affair with this under-rated charmer.
After waiting only 15 minutes for outdoor seating on a Saturday night (didn't think it was possible, didja?), I was in great spirits and ready to try the Southern Italian deliciousness I'd heard so much about. Our attentive server made sure that we received the most authentic experience and his adorable Italian accent didn't hurt one bit either.
Address:
1928 W. Division Street
Telephone:
(773) 252.2244
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Chicago
Zip Code / Postal Code:
60622
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United States
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Eyes of an Island - Japanese Photograhy 1945-2007
Oct 4 2007 - 9:00am
Dec 10 2007 - 5:00pm
Etc/GMT-8
'Shashin' is the word for photography in Japanese. It translates literally as ‘truth copy’. It is a fitting description for the mood of this show, which surveys Japanese photography from the end of the Pacific War in 1945 to the present day. Following the atomic bombs in Hiroshima and Nagasaki and Japanese surrender, the country faced reconstruction and the search for a new identity. In a society that had been saturated with wartime propaganda, people hungered for authenticity. This striving energizes the work of photographers who worked in the forties and fifties and who are featured in this show like Shigeichi Nagano and Takeyoshi Tanuma. Also included are many other well-known Japanese photographers: Shomei Tomatsu, Daido Moriyama, Hiroshi Hamaya, Hiromi Tsuchida and Eikoh Hosoe. There is more recent work from Hiroshi Sugimoto, Ryuji Miyamoto and others. It is an exhibition that you can really get your teeth into.
Many of the pictures have strong graphic elements, thanks to the fact that they were featured in newspapers or magazines. Until relatively recently, most photographers working in Japan showed their work mainly in print publications, rather than galleries. The first exclusively photographic gallery in Japan opened in 1973.
Some of my favourites: Nagano's 'Women Collecting Sand' (1957) focuses on the geometric quality of the women's hats. Hamaya's 'Woman Planting Rice' (1955) crops the figure's head and arm from the frame, so that the image is reduced to the sinuous dark shape of the woman against the light-filled background of the watery rice fields. Hamaya's 'Bathing in a Hot Spring' (1957) utilizes the angular outline of the tub for visual tension. For photographers like Hamaya, even photos of people in a hot tub are dynamically composed.
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Michael Hoppen Gallery
3 Jubilee Place
London
SW3 3TD
United Kingdom
Tags: art, eyes, figurative, fine art photography, gallery, hiroshima, island, japan, japanese photography, nagasaki, photo, photography, world war II
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-FAR INFRARED SAUNA -FREE SHIPPING!
They say You may stay in far infrared sauna / home sauna to rejuvenate your skin, get rid of toxins by metabolic processes and reduce chronic fatigue… but for Adrenal suppression, Hemophilia, Multiple sclerosis, SLE patients… Far Infrared sauna heaters for the first time were developed in 1965 by the doctor Tadashi Ishikava who works
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The Slipper Room
The Slipper Room is not a new find but everybody deserves to find themselves in this sexy downtown bar. Located on Orchard Street and Stanton, the Pink building is quickly noticeable amongst its adversaries with its glittery aura and downtown glamour. Its deep red velvet decour screams sexy. The Burlesque shows are shocking yet tasteful with a range of different acts that will definitely get you hollering. The price of drinks won't hurt your bank balance with beers ranging from $3-$6 and a large selection of cocktails. Best of all because you’re in the heart of downtown Manhattan you are always surrounded by scores food till the late hours of the morning. The bar mixes eroticism and fun to create an environment that every person must experience for themselves at least once in their lives. Whether you’re gay, straight or bi-sexual this night spot definitely has something for you. Filled with a variety of people, this club is a must for anyone who likes a good...no great night out.
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Address:
167 Orchard Street at Stanton Street. 10002
Telephone:
212 253 7246
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City:
New York
Zip Code / Postal Code:
10002
Country:
United States
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