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01/12/2019

8 Artists to Buy Prints that are Thoughtful and Affordable Christmas Gifts for Your Friends and Family From
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Christmas is coming! We, here at Grocery Magazine, are what people would call “givers.” Which is why we wanted to make this giving season as easy as possible for all of you, our loyal r…

20/10/2019

Worried about the upcoming month or so? Don't. We have excellent advice for every astrological sign.
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Horoscope time! And good news: we here at Grocery Magazine are actually professionally trained horoscope writers. All the advice and information below is absolutely true and should be followed as c…

13/10/2019

Yes, it is slightly embarrassing that our url has .wordpress.com in it. Yes, we feel weird about it too. But no, we will not -- cannot, really, if we’re being honest -- pay $300 a year so that it will go away. Maddie tried to purchase a domain for 99 cents but for whatever technical reason that neither of us is equipped to handle, it will not work. [ 259 more words ]
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Yes, it is slightly embarrassing that our url has .wordpress.com in it. Yes, we feel weird about it too. But no, we will not — cannot, really, if we’re being honest — pay $300 a year so…

10/10/2019

October 10, 2019: The new MoMA is a lot bigger. But you may not learn as much about the art. - The Washington Post Since the Museum of Modern Art moved to 53rd Street in 1939, it has been expanded several times, gobbling up whatever space it could find in one of this country’s densest urban neighborhoods. It has also struggled over the past decade with extraordinary demand, with some years topping more than 3 million annual visitors. [ 1,698 more word ]
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A grocery list of current art reviews, criticism, and journalism to keep you up to date. Read one or read them all! Just, please, read something.

09/10/2019

Swipe!! Can you guess what this article will be about? 🧐 @ Georgetown, DC

07/10/2019

READ: Jenny Holzer's Moving Memorials

When Jenny Holzer was a student in the Whitney Independent Study Program in 1977, she conceived of her massively popular installation series, Truisms. At the time, Holzer was reading expansively in both philosophy and literature. The phrases that she chose for her project were meant to be neither moralizing or political: instead, she said that aimed to create a “Jenny Holzer’s Reader’s Digest of Western and Eastern Thought” to decontextualize “everything that could be right or wrong with the world.” The project took the form of maxims and phrases, ranging the practical to the evocative: “Abuse of power comes as no surprise” received no more context or discussion than “A solid home builds a sense of self.” With this project, Holzer wanted to insert art forcibly into the daily lives of her audience, which is to say, into the daily lives of ordinary people. There was no rarified or self-selected art audience for her work, and although the project was heavily conceptual in its process, its goals were, seemingly, simple: make people think, and blur the line between text and art.

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07/10/2019

READ: Ode to the Circulator

Hearing a lot of unfamiliar slang on the DC sidewalks these days? I.e., “Circulate over;” “I’m circulating here;” “Sorry for the delay, you’re circuLATE.” Confused? Don’t panic — you’re not uncool or out of touch. You simply haven’t yet had the opportunity to experience DC’s greatest automotive achievement: the Circulator. Oh, you haven’t used the Circulator? That’s interesting, you should try it.

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Hearing a lot of unfamiliar slang on the DC sidewalks these days? I.e., “Circulate over;” “I’m circulating here;” “Sorry for the delay, you’re circuLATE.” Confused? Don’t panic — you’re not u…

04/10/2019

MEATY: National Museum of Women in the Arts Judy Chicago—The End: A Meditation on Death and Extinction September 19, 2019–January 20, 2020 Hirshhorn Sculpture Garden Lee Ufan: Open Dimension September 27, 2019– September 13, 2020 SAAM Picturing the American Buffalo: George Catlin and Modern Native American Artists October 11, 2019 - April 12, 2020 Hirshhorn Museum Pat Steir: Color Wheel… [ 53 more words ]
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MEATY:  National Museum of Women in the ArtsJudy Chicago—The End: A Meditation on Death and ExtinctionSeptember 19, 2019–January 20, 2020Hirshhorn Sculpture GardenLee Ufan: Open DimensionSepte…

03/10/2019

Southern Charm is a terrible show. Seriously, don’t look it up or anything. It’s bad, bad reality TV. Basically, the premise of the show centers around a group of “friends” -- or, in reality TV terms, people who actively hate each other but continue to call each other friends -- who live and work, occasionally, in Charleston, South Carolina. Most of the show’s protagonists are sourced from the upper, upper echelons of Charleston society, a fact evidenced by their complete lack of ambition. [ 936 more words ]
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Southern Charm is a terrible show. Seriously, don’t look it up or anything. It’s bad, bad reality TV. Basically, the premise of the show centers around a group of “friends” — or, in reality T…

03/10/2019

CROSSWORD?!?!?!?!
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03/10/2019

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03/10/2019

Did you know that the DC Metro’s highest ridership for a single day was on the day of the first inauguration of Barack Obama, January 20, 2009, with 1,120,000 riders? Or that the highest ridership for a Saturday was on January 21, 2017, the 2017 Women's March, with 1,001,616 trips. What I love most about these massive numbers is that many of those riders likely still identify some cultural aspect of DC with our Metro’s architecture, as I definitely do with, say, New York’s and Paris’ undergrounds. [ 541 more words ]
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Did you know that the DC Metro’s highest ridership for a single day was on the day of the first inauguration of Barack Obama, January 20, 2009, with 1,120,000 riders? Or that the highest ridership …

03/10/2019

If you follow GROCERY on Instagram, you know that we went to Crafty 2019! Crafty is an arts and makers festival, put on annually by CityPaper. It was so well done in its effort to bring together DMV local creatives with those from around the country. Here are 8 of these creatives, browse their websites and maybe even buy something crafty for yourself: … [ 419 more words ]
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If you follow GROCERY on Instagram, you know that we went to Crafty 2019! Crafty is an arts and makers festival, put on annually by CityPaper. It was so well done in its effort to bring together DM…

02/10/2019

Haven't figure out how you can fill this out online so print it out? It will be really fun, I swear. If you do this weeks readings you'll get 100%.
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Haven’t figure out how you can fill this out online so print it out? It will be really fun, I swear. If you do this weeks readings you’ll get 100%.

02/10/2019

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02/10/2019

Grocery Magazine
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26/09/2019