Heather Burdick

Bui My Hahn rallies in Vietnam against the misconception that HIV/AIDS is the fault of those stricken; Jacqueline Dembele defends the right of migrant girls in Mali to an education; and in the war ravaged country of Bosnia, Nada Markovic rebuilds relations between Serbs and Bosniaks. The stories of these...

Hyperrealism is a form of art that uses exacting, realistic detail to make a comment. In the case of sculpture by Duane Hanson, it’s used to create a nebulous narrative, a quiet context, and an everyman truth. Hanson’s bronze sculptures, painted and adorned with life-like precision, are unsettling glimpses into...

Ten days into those New Year's resolutions, and it's a pretty safe bet that a large percentage of us roundish Americans have vowed to lose weight. Rather than face this task with grim asceticism, take inspiration from John Pinette. The big man of comedy is smaller these days, having lost...

Tarot may have been dealt a bad hand, typically characterized as a cheap gypsy carnival ploy. While certainly used for divination, tarot has also been used as a meditation tool, sometimes linked with the Kabala. Tarot’s strongest proponent might be Carl Jung: along with dream interpretation, he used the tarot’s...

The sisters are doing the holidays up right this year at Lips, with their brand spanking new Holiday Spectacular (1421 E. Oakland Park Blvd., Oakland Park). Repertoires are sprinkled with song, the already fabulous décor sparkles with holiday cheer, and the costumes … well, it seems likely that those girls...