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Issue #41 - Getting started at the right pace 👟

The Hypercritic Weekly Newsletter
Dear Hypercritics,
This new issue coincides with the return to work after the holiday season for many of you.💻
We thought to provide you with the right dose of energy to get started at the right pace! 👟

A charge of visual energy
➡️ Watch Dark City Beneath the Beat is Baltimore's audiovisual symphony
➡️ Watch Dark City Beneath the Beat is Baltimore's audiovisual symphony
TT the artist’s Dark City Beneath the Beat is not only a documentary but a music video, not only a viewing experience but a visceral journey to Baltimore.
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➡️ Experience The City Rises is Umberto Boccioni's first Futurist work
➡️ Experience The City Rises is Umberto Boccioni's first Futurist work
The City rises is Umberto Boccioni’s first Futurist painting, which dates back to the years 1910-1911.
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Playful and committed charachters
➡️ Watch Ted Lasso | Being good is the new being bad
➡️ Watch Ted Lasso | Being good is the new being bad
“Believe” says a hand-written and slightly crooked sign above the door of AFC coach Richmond, and it represents everything that is Ted Lasso.
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➡️ Watch The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel | It's comedy time
➡️ Watch The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel | It's comedy time
Midge Maisel is a Jewish New York girl in the 50s. Her life falls apart when her husband leaves her, and she decides to become a stand-up comedian.
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Playing with art and literature
➡️ Experience Chardin's Soap Bubbles portrays life in pastel tones
➡️ Experience Chardin's Soap Bubbles portrays life in pastel tones
In Jean Baptiste Siméon Chardin’s Soap Bubbles, a childhood game that creates spheres of inconsistency becomes a metaphor for the impermanence of life.
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➡️ Experience Eggalone.com plays with digital space perception
➡️ Experience Eggalone.com plays with digital space perception
Eggalone.com is one of Rafaël Roozendaal’s many websites, wherein he plays with our perception of the screen and digital space as a whole.
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➡️ Read The Sick Fountain | A joke on traditional poetry
➡️ Read The Sick Fountain | A joke on traditional poetry
The Sick Fountain is Palazzeschi’s parody about contemporary poetry, that does not flow anymore like a spring, but like a faulty fountain.
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➡️ Read Rayuela | Playing with the novel
➡️ Read Rayuela | Playing with the novel
In 1963, the Argentinian writer Julio Cortázar published Rayuela, a book game that subverts every novel-related rules and structure.
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Energetic soundtrack and retro vibes
➡️ Play Fever to Tell marks the Garage Rock Revival revolution
➡️ Play Fever to Tell marks the Garage Rock Revival revolution
Fever to Tell was the first studio album by American indie band The Yeah Yeah Yeahs, released in 2003 and has marked the “rock revolution”.
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➡️ Play Cyr | Smashing Pumpkins' homage to synth-pop
➡️ Play Cyr | Smashing Pumpkins' homage to synth-pop
Cyr is the eleventh studio album of the American alternative rock band The Smashing Pumpkins. Shifting from rock to synth-pop.
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➡️ Play An evening with Silk Sonic | Rediscovering retro vibes
➡️ Play An evening with Silk Sonic | Rediscovering retro vibes
An evening with Silk Sonic is the debut studio album of award-winning duo Bruno Mars and Anderson Paak. Pure funky and groovy vibes.
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➡️ Play Harder Better Faster by Daft Punk
➡️ Play Harder Better Faster by Daft Punk
Work it harder, make it better
Do it faster, makes us stronger
More than ever, hour after hour
Work is never over
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