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A Dent in my new year's resolutions
I enjoyed the HitchHiker's Guide to the Galaxy. (Except for the part about my alumni friends entirely steamrollering over my suggestion of *any* open studios, which made me feel as bad as I always did in college, all over again.) Per ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
miss_chance, I wonder if those who hated its "gender bias" had similar complaints about The Incredibles, which was sufficiently offensively stereotyped that I didn't have to have it pointed out to me.
anyway...
My vaguely-like new year's resolutions:
(average of at least) once a week:
see a new movie (feature-length, or feature length's worth of new shorts) a week
go to a museum/gallery
My total to date: (at week 17)
27.5/17 films (not sure how to place the IMAX Sharks show, more than half were free or home screenings.)
17/17 museum/gallery (counting SOS as "1", since usually I only allow myself to round up with urban art hiking, otherwise, well, it feels like cheating, and I was actually at 16 last week.)
So, having seen Exactly None of it (so far), what to people recommend from the Boston CyberArts Festival?
After seeing Chanticleer, I am debating adding in a weekly (average) live performance requirement. (I'm ~6/17, unless I count all performers @showcases and musicians playing at art openings... )
miss_chance, I wonder if those who hated its "gender bias" had similar complaints about The Incredibles, which was sufficiently offensively stereotyped that I didn't have to have it pointed out to me. anyway...
My vaguely-like new year's resolutions:
(average of at least) once a week:
see a new movie (feature-length, or feature length's worth of new shorts) a week
go to a museum/gallery
My total to date: (at week 17)
27.5/17 films (not sure how to place the IMAX Sharks show, more than half were free or home screenings.)
17/17 museum/gallery (counting SOS as "1", since usually I only allow myself to round up with urban art hiking, otherwise, well, it feels like cheating, and I was actually at 16 last week.)
So, having seen Exactly None of it (so far), what to people recommend from the Boston CyberArts Festival?
After seeing Chanticleer, I am debating adding in a weekly (average) live performance requirement. (I'm ~6/17, unless I count all performers @showcases and musicians playing at art openings... )