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Cecilia Vicuña
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“My medium is the place where art and poetry find a way to expand into the limitless.” Chilean poet and artist Cecilia Vicuña talks about drawing inspiration from life, death, disappearance, and the energy of New York City, and describes her hopes for her textile installation, “Disappeared Quipu,” at the Brooklyn Museum.
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The Happy Prince
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The Happy Prince, titled after a children’s story written by Oscar Wilde, is a biopic portraying the last days of the Irish novelist, poet, and playwright. Written and directed by Rupert Everett, who plays the role of Wilde, the film costars Colin Firth, Colin Morgan, and Emily Watson.
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