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Neal Augenstein talks to photographer Lucian Perkins and The Teen Idles‘ Nathan Strejeck about Perkins’ book of early D.C. punk photos, Hard Art. [WTOP]
A juicy nugget from Chris Richards‘ story about Hard Art: When Bob Woodward saw Lucian Perkins‘ photos of D.C. punk, he seemed dismissive, saying, “This doesn’t exist in Washington.” [Post]
A takeaway from last weekend’s SuperNOVA performance art festival [Pink Line Project]
Every now and then, writes Kennedy Center President Michael Kaiser, it’s OK to have a boring season. [Huffington Post D.C.]
Kathleen Hanna‘s Julie Ruin releases a new album this September. [Spin]
Trillectro presale tickets on sale now. [The Couch Sessions]
“I grew up with a poster of Anton Chekhov in my bedroom, ok gurl?” [Pink Line Project]
More WaPo readers chime in on the deflated Hirshhorn Bubble. [Post]
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