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10 great Argentinian films of the 21st century
With the release of A Common Crime, a new psychological thriller with shades of Lucrecia Martelâs work, we survey the highlights of Argentinaâs post-millennium cinematic boom.
8 April 2021
A Common Crime (2020)
Argentinian cinema has come into its own in the 21st century. Always one of the larger film industries in Latin America â along with Brazil and Mexico â it has forged a journey often ahead of the curve in demonstrating the faultlines of a nation coming to terms with a military dictatorship (1976 to 1983) that âdisappearedâ over 30,000Â people.Â
At the turn of the century, a lean, poetic culture of filmmaking emerged. The new Argentinian cinema was marked by urgency and immediacy, which contrasted with the more sober and allegorical work of older filmmakers like Pino Solanas and Luis Puenzo.
GCHS art students receive awards
Garden City Telegram
Garden City High School art students recently received word on how they ranked in the second annual Garden City Community College Mercer Gallery Art Show that took place Dec. 21 through Feb. 5. The show was juried by GCCC art students.
GCHS winners include:
Best in Show was Rubi Ruiz with an untitled piece.
In the Digital Category: Jayson Resendiz took first place with “Mutant”; Jayson Resendiz took second place with “Puffs”, and Tristan Clark took third with “Headstone Specturs”.
In the 3D Sculpture category: Cecelia Vazquez-Paredes took first place with “Cupid”; Laura Paredes took second place with “The Nightmare”; and Adeline Baca-Lira finished third with an untitled piece.
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Garden City High School art students recently received word on how they ranked in the second annual Mercer Gallery Art Show that took place December 21
st through February 5
Garden City High School winners include:
Best in Show was Rubi Ruiz with an untitled piece.
In the Digital Category: Jayson Resendiz took 1
st place with Mutant, Jayson Resendiz took 2
nd place with Puffs, and Tristan Clark took 3
rd place with Headstone Specturs.
In the 3D Sculpture category: Cecelia Vazquez – Paredes took 1
st place with Cupid, Laura Paredes took 2
nd place with The Nightmare, and Adeline Baca- Lira took 3
rd place with an untitled piece.
Top-notch top knots and wearable art, customized for Buccaneers fans
By Photojournalist Barry Wong
Photojournalist Barry Wong reports
TAMPA, Fla. - As the clock ticked down during the Tampa Bay Buccaneers NFC Championship victory over the Green Bay Packers, Laura Paredes had a hunch. Let me just start ordering some materials, she said.
The main material was fabric. Paredes runs Peanut Gallery Art, which specializes in wearable art for the head. After the clock hit zero that Sunday, her hunch was proven right. Her phone, e-mail, and social media were flooded with requests for Buccaneers-themed bows and top-knot headbands. I just make them and send them out as fast as I can make them, Paredes said.