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The ritual negativity of these concerts, on the avant-gardist extreme of the pop spectrum, combined with the abnegation and insistence of the paintings, suggested a dialectic whose origins could be traced, in a not unobvious way, back to the Cabaret Voltaire, Zurich's legendary Dada venue of the 1920s. The doubleness in the title, Writing New England (the region didn't just produce writers, it got written by them) is typical of Delbanco's circumspection and sophistication in taking on a daunting task: that of being properly representative, various, and unobvious in assembling his house of materials. Not so much for the individual contributions, some of which are excellent, others less so, as for your choice of the subject: unorthodox, unobvious, but of the first importance. |
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