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Bob Seger's Official Artist Channel On YouTube Launches With The Premiere Of A "Night Moves" Lyric Video
Capitol Records/UMe is pleased to announce the debut of Bob Seger's official artist channel on YouTube with the premiere of the brand new lyric video for "Night Moves." The video is the first of a series of lyric videos Capitol is producing to highlight Seger's classic hits. One of Seger's most popular tracks, "Night Moves" was named by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as one of The 500 Songs That Shaped Rock and Roll.
Seger is an inductee of both the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and the Songwriters Hall of Fame, The 2015 Billboard Legend of Live honoree's catalog has sold over 53 million albums and has earned 13 platinum and 8 multi-platinum RIAA Certified sales awards. Seger's 72 date Roll Me Away Tour wrapped up in Philadelphia on November 1, playing to nearly one million fans.
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Q: Combinatorial iterator like expand.grid Is there a fast way to iterate through combinations like those returned by expand.grid or CJ (data.table).  These get too big to fit in memory when there are enough combinations.  There is iproduct in itertools2 library (port of Python's itertools) but it is really slow (at least the way I'm using it - shown below).  Are there other options?
Here is an example, where the idea is to apply a function to each combination of rows from two data.frames (previous post).
library(data.table)  # CJ
library(itertools2)  # iproduct iterator
library(doParallel)

## Dimensions of two data
dim1 <- 10
dim2 <- 100
df1 <- data.frame(a = 1:dim1, b = 1:dim1)
df2 <- data.frame(x= 1:dim2, y = 1:dim2, z = 1:dim2)

## function to apply to combinations
f <- function(...) sum(...)

## Too big to expand with bigger dimensions (ie, 1e6, 1e5) -> errors
## test <- expand.grid(seq.int(dim1), seq.int(dim2))
## test <- CJ(indx1 = seq.int(dim1), indx2 = seq.int(dim2))
## Error: cannot allocate vector of size 3.7 Gb

## Create an iterator over the cartesian product of the two dims
it <- iproduct(x=seq.int(dim1), y=seq.int(dim2))

## Setup the parallel backend
cl <- makeCluster(4)
registerDoParallel(cl)

## Run
res <- foreach(i=it, .combine=c, .packages=c("itertools2")) %dopar% {
  f(df1[i$x, ], df2[i$y, ])
}
stopCluster(cl)

## Expand.grid results (different ordering)
expgrid <- expand.grid(x=seq(dim1), y=seq(dim2))
test <- apply(expgrid, 1, function(i) f(df1[i[["x"]],], df2[i[["y"]],]))

all.equal(sort(test), sort(res))  # TRUE

A: I think you'll get better performance if you give each of the workers a chunk of one of the data frames, have them each perform the computations, and then combine the results. This results in more efficient computation and reduced memory usage by the workers.
Here is an example that uses the isplitRow function from the itertools package:
library(doParallel)
library(itertools)
dim1 <- 10
dim2 <- 100
df1 <- data.frame(a = 1:dim1, b = 1:dim1)
df2 <- data.frame(x= 1:dim2, y = 1:dim2, z = 1:dim2)
f <- function(...) sum(...)

nw <- 4
cl <- makeCluster(nw)
registerDoParallel(cl)

res <- foreach(d2=isplitRows(df2, chunks=nw), .combine=c) %dopar% {
  expgrid <- expand.grid(x=seq(dim1), y=seq(nrow(d2)))
  apply(expgrid, 1, function(i) f(df1[i[["x"]],], d2[i[["y"]],]))
}

I split df2 because it has more rows, but you could choose either.

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Polmo Polpo "Riva/Rottura"
By I. Khider
Published Apr 01, 2002
The much-anticipated latest release on Audi Sensa precedes a full-length on Substractif, which is due later this year. "Riva" is an exemplary track that brings a sunbeam of freshness to house music. Opening with vestiges of cello notes, a pulsing dance floor rhythm is followed by lap steel guitars that wail a song of longing for five minutes until a semi-fade occurs. Just when you think the track is about to end, "Riva" returns with a vengeance for a glorious five more minutes, this time followed by an army of vigorously playing cellos that are as imposing as anything out of Walt Disney's Fantasia. Says producer Sandro Perri about this piece, "I have imagined alternate possibilities for dance music, and it may be totally ridiculous and unrealistic to expect this stuff to be embraced by dance music people, but I really would like for it to be. Sonically, I am trying to create more levels of depth perception than what is normally found in dance records, because I hope that in some places there exist sound systems that can transmit this kind of density without it being overwhelming. But it will take an adventurous DJ to weave this music in with most other records." On the flip side is "Rottura," a brooding piece set to a steady beat that is characterised with layers upon layers of lap steel guitar notes infused with intoxicating dub effects. "The lap steel melodies of 'Rottura' are inspired by what I imagine siren songs to sound like: a call to an end. 'Rottura' is an attempt to weave dense, instrumental passages into the fabric of house music." This release is destined to make the listener break into a sweat, either in or out of the context of a DJ set, and the work of this artist is well worth the current buzz generated around the globe. (Audi Sensa)
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An easy descent off Mt Sturgiss, a spectacular sandstone peak in the northern Budawangs Range of New South Wales. Club trip, April 1986.
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Perhaps my most treasured memory from the eighties concerns two very special people, long-time stalwarts of the club, who were fantastically supportive towards me personally at a very difficult time in my life. Among other things, they encouraged me to plunge into walking - even offered to pay bus fares for me (because I was so broke at the time)! I am so deeply grateful for their kindness, generosity and friendly persuasion.
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Google, being a career playground with many extravaganza employee benefits, gives its employees everything and anything you could ever want. Despite so, Viktor Lidholt left Google after working there for a year to create his own startup, newsvoice.
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Today at Swedish App Scene, we are determined to show the two sides of the coin, sharing why he left Google for his new project, giving his start-up the deserved recognition as well.
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973,731 is an odd composite number composed of four prime numbers multiplied together.
What does the number 973731 look like?
973731 is an odd composite number. It is composed of four distinct prime numbers multiplied together. It has a total of sixteen divisors.
Prime factorization of 973731:
3 × 11 × 19 × 1553
See below for interesting mathematical facts about the number 973731 from the Numbermatics database.
Names of 973731
Cardinal: 973731 can be written as Nine hundred seventy-three thousand, seven hundred thirty-one.
Scientific notation: 9.73731 × 105
Divisors of 973731
1 3 11 19 33 57 209 627 1553 4659 17083 29507 51249 88521 324577 973731
Sum of all divisors σ(n): 1491840
Sum of proper divisors (its aliquot sum) s(n): 518109
973731 is a deficient number, because the sum of its proper divisors (518109) is less than itself. Its deficiency is 455622
Bases of 973731
Binary: 111011011011101000112
Hexadecimal: 0xEDBA3
Base-36: KVC3
Squares and roots of 973731
973731 squared (9737312) is 948152060361
973731 cubed (9737313) is 923245053887376891
The square root of 973731 is 986.7780905555
The cube root of 973731 is 99.1165854349
How big is 973731?
973,731 seconds is equal to 1 week, 4 days, 6 hours, 28 minutes, 51 seconds.
To count from 1 to 973,731 would take you about four days!
A cube with a volume of 973731 cubic inches would be around 8.3 feet tall.
Recreational maths with 973731
973731 backwards is 137379
The sum of 973731's digits is 30
Number 973731 - Facts about the integer
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Panda bear is one of the most popular animals, and indeed, panda tattoos are starting to be very popular too.
This peaceful black and white animal looks like a cute teddy bear. Also called the giant panda, they are found living only in China, although there are some "visiting" zoos across the world. They are very social animals that love to chow down on some delicious bamboo, the panda is a very positive symbol of Asian zen philosophy, of respect toward Nature, vegetarianism and cuteness.
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Survivor refuses to give up
CHRIS Moon has put human courage to the test after being involved in a devastating land mine accident - and is now embarking on his greatest challenge yet.
A £1m fight against disability. The ex-soldier, who was injured while clearing land mines in Mozambique, is about to join thousands of fundraisers up and down the country in a bid to reach his goal and raise cash for the world's leading disabled charity - Leonard Cheshire.
Chris, who lost an arm and leg in the land mine explosion, will next month walk the length of the UK in just 25 days starting at Land's End and ending at John O' Groats.
Not only will he pace some 1,300 miles, reaching up to 50 marathons in total, but he will also endure 18 hours of walking every day!
Although the event is a gruelling one by anyone's standards, it has already attracted a bevy of celebrities along the route, leading him through some of Britain's major cities - including Edinburgh, Newcastle, Leeds and York, to Manchester, Birmingham, London, Bristol and Exeter.
The One Walk challenge will be broadcast on TV, with the total amount Chris wishes to raise in excess of £1m.
It is open to anyone to come along and pull on their hiking boots, but Halton residents might prefer to select the mid-week Oldham through to Stockport route on Thursday, June 17.
The Manchester section is likely to gain regional news coverage, and features a host of well-known faces including a couple of Coronation Street stars thrown in for good measure.
Walkers are also in the running to receive training and motivational tips from Chris, not to mention a T-shirt, medal, certificate and the chance of winning some great prizes. To sponsor the One walk event visit www.onewalk.org.uk and make a secure on-line donation.
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On the Loose
Directed by Hal Roach
Produced by Hal Roach
Starring Zasu Pitts & Thelma Todd
This is an interesting short film from 1931 that features a cameo appearance from Laurel & Hardy. Of course the real stars of the film are Zasu Pitts and Thelma Todd.
The other day I was reading about the untimely death of Todd and the rumours surrounding it. Rumour has it that the gangster Lucky Luciano murdered her because she vocally opposed him setting up am illegal casino. The official line is that she committed suicide, but police bungled the investigation completely.
The other star of the picture, Zasu Pitts is also interesting. In the silent era she was a dramatic actress but was relegated to comedy roles in the talky era due to her highly distinctive voice. In fact Mae Questal modelled her characterisation of Olive Oyl on Zasu Pitts, and in watching this film you can see the origins of that.
Overall the film is quite amusing in that 1930s way an interesting to watch.
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Directed by Norman Z. McLeod
Produced by Herman J. Mankiewicz (uncredited)
Written by S. J. Perelman & Will B. Johnstone
Starring Groucho Marx
Chico Marx
Zeppo Marx
Music by John Leipold (uncredited)
Cinematography Arthur L. Todd
Release date 19 September 1931
This is the third film that the Marx Bros. made, the one that features them as stowaways on a ship. The film is perhaps a bit more chaotic that the later Marx films but it still has some funny moments. Perhaps the most well known scene in this film is this one…
The only real downer in the film comes in the last fifteen minutes when Chico has his obligatory piano recital and Harpo plucks the harp. Then again these things happen in all Marx Bros. films and one can always press the fast forward button. You can at least be thankful that there is no lame crooner taking up screen time from the Brothers' antics, which would happen when they went to MGM.
It is a great film although not quite as funny as Duck Soup.
It's currently available from Target for less than $10 and has just been re-released by Universal as part of their Studio Classics range.
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Wilhite, Herbert Ervin, b. 2 Sep 1891, d. 4 Oct 1969, s/o James Perry & Margaret Frances (Hicks) Wilhite, [DC]
Wilhite, James Perry, b. 22 Aug 1852, d. 14 Oct 1914, s/o John M. & Polly (Bell) Wilhite, m. Margaret Francis Hicks, 20 Dec 1878, [DC]
Wilhite, Lee Roy, b. 8 Sep 1898, d. 1969, son of James Perry and Margaret Francis (Hicks) Wilhite, m. Gertie Mae Irwin, [DC]
Wilhite, Margaret Francis (Hicks), b. 10 Aug 1857, d. 24 Jun 1937, m. James Perry Wilhite, [DC]
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Lockdown listening: The 8 best podcasts about music
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The podcast represents the perfect light-form entertainment – the easy-going listen, the pop-on in the background and zone out. We've picked out some of the best which centre on our favourite topic – music.
Who isn't going podcast-crazy during lockdown? We've certainly been enjoying our fair-share of lockdown listens these past few weeks, and it's true, there's a lot out there to get lost in. Back-to-back podcasts on a lazy afternoon is a great way to shut off, relax, de-stress, or indeed help you to calmly focus on your tasks at hand. There's some excellent music-related shows out there so we decided to pick out some of the best. Whether it's deep-dive music analysis, a round up of the week's best new songs, comedian Romesh Ranganathan on hip-hop, or music and mental health with George Ezra – we've hand selected the very best podcasts for lockdown.
All the below podcasts are readily available on all the usual platforms. Enjoy!
Desert Island Discs
First up, it's an old favourite. Desert Island Discs has been going strong on BBC Radio 4 since 1943, first hosted by the likes of Roy Plomley, Michael Parkinson, Kirsty Young and now Lauren Laverene. The show has become a national 'buried' treasure and is listened to by millions.
The format is simple: well-known and successful figures pick the 8 tracks, a book and a luxury item to take with them on a remote desert island. It's an inherently musical format but invites guests from all walks of life – writers, musicians, activists, actors, producers, chefs, comedians, festival organisers, farmers, fashion designers and more, to pick the tracks that are important to them, the music that moves them, or has had significance to their lives. Their picks are surprising, enlightening, moving and uplifting, and there's some great life stories to get lost in here. Perfect to whack on in the background on a lazy afternoon.
Where to start: Bruce Springsteen, Ricky Gervais, Stephen Graham, Thom Yorke, Emily Eavis, Bob Mortimer, Jack Whitehall, Stephen Fry, Naomi Klien, Lily Allen
Listen on: BBC Sounds, Apple.
James Acaster's Perfect Sounds
Much-loved comedian James Acaster is convinced 2016 was the best year for music, ever. In this podcast he attempts to explain to other comedians why this is the case. His new podcast series is based around the concept of his recent book 'Perfect Sound, Whatever' which makes a compelling case for the year as the best for new music. It releases an episode every Friday – so keep an eye out during the coming few weeks.
So far James has chatted to Romesh Ranganathan about Beyonce's album Lemonade, Phil Wang on Eurosceptic experimental hip-hop album United Diktatürs of Europe, by Anarchist Republic of BZZZ and Sophie Ducker on the samba-punk fusion album MM3 by Meta Meta. Other albums which featured on Acaster's 2016 list – and could be the focus of upcoming episodes – include David Bowie's Blackstar, Sturgill Simpson's A Sailor's Guide to Earth, Moor Mother's Fetish Bones and James Blake's The Colour In Anything.
Listen on: BBC Sounds
"Great art deserves more than a swipe"
Are you ready for a musical deep-dive? The Dissect podcast might be for you. Named "Best Podcast of 2018" by The New York Times, Dissect takes on one album per season, and one track per episode. The podcast aims to dissect – forensically and interrogatively – the cultural and musical significance of some truly great art. Great music can be explained simply – "this sounds great" – but some great tracks deserve a little more attention than this claims Dissect. Cultural significance, what songs and albums embody and represent often gets lost in mainstream culture – and this podcast aims to rectify that.
Specialising in R&B and hip-hop, the podcast is fascinating, soul food for the nerd within you. Some albums the podcast has examined the music, lyrics and themes include, To Pimp a Butterfly by Kendrick Lamar (Season 1), My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy by Kanye West (Season 2), Channel Orange & Blonde by Frank Ocean (Season 3), The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill (Mini-Series 1), Flower Boy by Tyler, The Creator (Season 4), DAMN. by Kendrick Lamar (Season 5) and Lemonade by Beyonce (Season 6).
Listen on: Apple, Spotify, Stitcher.
Hip Hop Saved My Life with Romesh Ranaganathan
This podcast focuses on hip-hop, and everything in-between – but you don't have to be an expert to dive-in. Hip Hop Saved My Life is perfect for those either new to the genre, or those who hold a special place in their heart for the music and culture. British Comedian Rommesh Ranganathan hosts a regular ode to the genre in this hilarious, deep-dive podcast, and invites a host of guests along with him.
Some highlight shows include a recent episode with journalist Louis Theroux, who chats all about his love of old school, and his strong feelings about the early UK hip hop scene, and early episode with comedian Katherine Ryan who brings up the hot debate of hip-hop and feminism. Plus some proper good artists have joined him for episodes along the way including the legend DJ Premier, UK rapper Kano, Loyle Carner, Ocean Wisdom and Michael Kitawana.
Where to start: Jaguar Skills, Riz Ahmed, Mikill Pane, DJ Premier, Kano, Louis Theroux, Michael Kitawana, Loyle Carner, ocean wisdom, Katherine Ryan.
Listen on: Apple, acast
Check out our free online hip hop and rap short course.
Loud and Quiet – Midnight Chats AND Music Made Me Do it
This podcast is from music magazine Loud and Quiet. First launched in August 2019, it features interviews and rambling chats with some of the best alternative and indie artists. Plenty to tuck into here.
Where to start: Biffy Clyro, Kim Gordon, La Roux, Jenny Beth, Holly Herndon, Haim, Kate Tempest, Johnny Marr, Mac Demarco, Laura Marling, Mike Skinner, Metronomy.
Listen on: loudandquiet.com, Apple
Another podcast from Loud and Quiet worth recommending is their 'Music Made Me Do It' series, where they talk to people working in the industry, from record labels, managers, to promoters, producers, agents, and PR managers, on how they got into working in music. It proudly unpacks the different jobs that make the industry work – it's just like we say, you don't have to be on stage to be making waves in the scene.
Where to start: The Festival Founder – End of the Road's Simon Taffe, The Press Officer – MBC PR Founder Barbara Charone, The Live Agent – Alex Hardee.
Phone A Friend with George Ezra & Ollie MN
Phone A Friend features open and honest discussions about mental health between two long-time friends and musicians, George Ezra and Ollie MN. They share their ups-and-downs of the week, and discuss how to balance mental health concerns with the other stresses of daily life. It's great to hear a podcast by musicians that puts mental health front and centre. They also encourage listeners to start their own conversations about their well-being. An all-round positive experience. We couldn't recommend it enough.
Listen on: Apple, Sony, Stitcher.
Resident Asvisor podcast / RA Exchange
If electronic music is your thing, then this is the podcast for you. Dance music and events ticket platform Resident Advisor produces two weekly podcasts: one features the best new mixes in electronic music, and the second chats about production, music culture, dance music history and more with some exciting artists of all kinds plus label heads, scene legends, agents and promoters alike. Techno, house, disco, italo, ambient, dubstep, jazz, soul and more – they've got you sorted.
Where to start: Grimes, Jeremy Deller, Beverly Glenn-Copeland, 'On the Scene: Manchester'.
Listen on: residentadvisor.net, Apple
NRP's All Songs Considered
First launched in 2000, this podcast is now a cornerstone of NPR Music. Hosted by NPR's Bob Boilen and Robin Hilton, the pair talk audiences through the best new music from emerging artists and long-standing legends. It's a music discovery platform of the highest order. It includes a regular Friday 'new music' show and occasional special editions. Their latest episode promises something different from the day-to-day sameness we're all facing at the moment: "At a time when every day can feel the same, on this week's All Songs Considered you can meet someone new, with a mix of memorable music discoveries."
Where to start: The weekly 'New Music Friday' show, 'Kraftwerk's Remarkable Journey and Where It Took Us', 'The Wit, Wisdom and Awe of Fiona Apple's Fetch The Bolt Cutters'.
Listen on: Apple, npr.org.
Grounded With Louis Theroux – EP. 2 Boy George
Journalist and national treasure Louis Theroux's latest project – his lockdown podcasts – invites well-known figures Louis has been dying to track down for years, for a digital chat. This episode with Boy George is a fascinating interview from a real pro.
Listen on: BBC Sounds, Apple
George Ezra and Friends: Lewis Capaldi
We couldn't resist recommending this episode with our very own former student and funny-man Lewis Capaldi. He chats to his good friend and host George Ezra in this hilarious episode.
Listen on: Sticher, Apple.
Do you agree with our list? What podcasts are you loving right now? Let us know in the comments!
Want more content? Check out our round up of 8 great films about music to watch during isolation and read our Coronavirus and Musicians advice blog here.


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Frieze Art Fair: The Super-Rich Go Shopping For Art—Including Dick Pics
The international art fair is at Randall's Island in New York City this weekend. A peek inside Frieze's huge tent reveals expensive art, a phallic fixation—and a lot of selfies.
Alaina Demopoulos
Style Writer
Updated May. 03, 2019 6:19PM ET / Published May. 03, 2019 3:10PM ET
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Anyone flirting with the idea of socialism should attend New York's Frieze Art Fair. Come for the chance to peep-million dollar portraiture, stay to get elbowed by some of the wealthiest shoppers in the world, and leave with a $6 chocolate chip cookie and a strong desire to eat the rich.
The international event, also held in London and Los Angeles, stops on Randall's Island this weekend. While aboard the short ferry ride from Manhattan, one silver-haired sixty-something woman dressed in pink tweed pointed out Brooklyn to her British companion.
"That's Greenpoint, where Margaret lives," she said pityingly. Turning around to face Manhattan, she stared past the Queensboro Bridge. "That's the Upper East Side, where I live."
Once on Randall's Island, attendees spill into the mammoth tents filled with work from over 1,000 artists. The pieces are kept in booths organized by gallery. There are roughly 200 exhibitors. Certain sections spotlight various themes, like work by Latinx or "overlooked" artists, respectively.
Ostensibly, guests could put their map to good use and view the fair in an organized, station-by-station manner. But for the most part, visitors trudge through the sprawling, maze-like tent as if they are on a very cultured forced march.
Like many old guard institutions, Frieze has struggled to make the work more representative of the cities it lands in. Of course, a hallmark of the fine art world has been exclusivity; it would be ludicrous to demand a festival known and loved for its pricey purchases go mainstream. And yet, Frieze is trying to stay modern, and not just in its art offerings.
Sure, there was the perceptible money grab—a 1960 Max Ernst sculpture went for $500,000 and Jenny Holzer's linen paintings, based on the redacted Mueller report, reportedly sold at $300,000.
"Man, there's a whole lotta spheres in here."
But there were also nods toward a newer (but probably still rich) generation. Whether they wanted to be or not, guests were greeted at the front door of the festival by a very Instagrammable installation by Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, a hodgepodge of reflective silver balls.
"Man, there's a whole lotta spheres in here," one man sighed as he walked by the piece. According to ArtNews, comedian Aziz Ansari was not immune to the pressure of posing with Kusama's installation.
"Did you see the bus?" was overheard many times, referencing the 1995 Red Grooms sculpture. For twenty-thousand more dollars than $2.75, the cost of an actual bus fare, guests can walk inside the full-size installation. Worth a reported $550,000, the sculpture also comes equipped with fake straphangers riding inside.
One employee had the very unenviable job of telling people they could not bring their iced coffees onboard.
Lauren Halsey, based in Los Angeles, won this year's Frieze Artist Award. According to the New York Times, the Yale graduate earned the commission after submitting "Prototype Column for tha Shaw," two 12-foot columns that include lyrics by the late rapper Nipsey Hussle.
The classical structures are stamped with hieroglyphics with nods to South Los Angeles. Halsey told the Times, "I thought I could sample the function of the hieroglyph—the pharaohs' record—and remix it into contemporary neighborhood poetics and news to describe this moment for the people."
In 1974, Linda Goode Bryant opened Just Above Midtown (JAM), a gallery dedicated to promoting African-American artists. This year, Freize honors Bryant and other JAM artists in a much talked-about retrospective section.
Paul Raffin and Aliyah Snisarenko, two New Yorkers who attend Frieze every year, said they felt 2019 felt "more diverse" in terms of its offerings. "It's doubtful we'll buy anything," Raffin said, though the pair had picked up two $20 paintings by artist Steve Keene.
Keene had one of the best-attended booths. His poppy portraits of animals and rock stars like David Bowie, Jonathan Richman, and the Runaways cost between $10 and $50. Unlike other ever-mindful gallerists, lurking around with iPads and waiting to make a sale, Keene set up an honor system slot for visitors to slip in their cash.
"There is a big phallic theme going on this year," Raffin added. "There are always dicks in art, but there seem to be more. I don't know why—maybe the Trump effect, I have no idea."
Snisarenko added, "I don't like seeing that—I don't think it's very aesthetically pleasing."
"We're in dick avoidance mode," Raffin explained.
Others were less fazed—even bored—by the fleshy displays. "Yeah, there is a big naked penis and a vagina over there, but yawn," one attendee said.
Cristina Vere Nicoll, a sales associate at David Zwirner, stood underneath a huge Christopher Williams portrait of a slender matchstick. "I guess you could perceive that as phallic, if you're in that mindset," she offered. "I see this more as a stand-in for portraiture. Williams gravitates to everyday objects and motifs and uses them as sights to experiment with."
Other artists had playful spins on the mundane. One very popular installation by New York-based Olivia Erlanger featured true-to-size washing machines with colorful mermaid tails peeking out.
Michael Seri, from Dumbo, Brooklyn, told The Daily Beast he likes "about 30 percent of the art." A creator himself, Seri enlisted the model Olya Anikina, who he met on Instagram, to wear a see-through, plastic-looking dress. The mini was embellished with beat-up iPhones and SIM cards and "iPorn" was written on the chest in LED lights.
"I've been coming to Freize for a while," Seri said. "A lot of the art is very commercial, very trendy, redundant, you've seen it already. It's like a high-end mall for art." Another visitor referred to the event as a "very pretty boat show."
Two married artists, Jen Catron and Paul Outlaw, got to the fairground around 5 p.m., two hours before the day was to end. Catron said that around five years ago, she took count of how many women were showing in Chelsea's high-end galleries.
"I think things are improving. To call the fair 'diverse; might be a stretch, but is it improving? Yes. From the perspective of an old white man, this year probably seem diverse"
"It was about 16 percent female, which is a shocking number," Catron said. "But I think things are improving. To call the fair diverse might be a stretch, but is it improving? Yes. From the perspective of an old white man, this year probably seem diverse."
The two were not planning to buy anything. "We're about selling [our own work] now," Outlaw said.
Catron added, "If you have only one home, you cannot buy any of this. Maybe if you have two homes, you can afford some."
Luis Ortiz, who works at the auction house Christie's, would not refer to himself as an "insider."
"I am probably just a 'sider,'" he quipped. Ortiz said he was not in the market for any personal artwork, but comes to Frieze every year to network. "I might shop for someone who is paying me to buy them something," he added.
Ortiz said he didn't see anything "too controversial" while touring the exhibits. "There is a [portrait of a] hippo having sex with a manatee or something—that's kind of cool."
"I love coming here because you see all the artists, and they're interesting people," Ortiz said. "There is definitely diversity in this space, at the fair right now. But the customers? They are still all white men."


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