The Interiors of Man

An equal-gender Arts & Culture blog created by Yvonne Grays Nathane

Friday, July 25, 2014

Preview to an Interview

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                                        Courtesy of the Artist or their Representative While in the midst of wrapping up an interview w...
Tuesday, June 3, 2014

Behind the Words of Maya Angelou

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I have read her books.  I have read her poems, but what has moved me the most about Dr. Maya Angelou was her character beyond words, displa...
Saturday, May 10, 2014

Links to Excellence – Music for Moving Images

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ABC’s new drama series, Black Box, leaves jazz lovers wanting more from composers, Olivier and Clare Manchon.  Their jazzy comp...
Friday, April 18, 2014

Interiors of Man Interviews Actor, Carl Lumbly

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Courtesy of the Artist and Marin Theatre Company Beginning his career as a freelance journalist, writing for the Associated Press w...
Tuesday, March 18, 2014

Links to Excellence – Einaudi Contributes to buildOn

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Photo Credit: Cesare Cicardini Courtesy of Evolution Promotion Ludovico Einaudi is an Italian pianist and contemporary classical com...
Friday, March 7, 2014

Links to Excellence – Visages of a Culture

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Photos courtesy of Diego Arroyo Photography Untitled South East Collection Traveling the globe for salient images of man and nature,...
Wednesday, February 19, 2014

Alvin Ailey: The Beginning of a Modern Movement

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Alvin Ailey, Judith Jamison, and Robert Battle. Photo by Eric N. Hong, Andrew Eccles, and Brian Guillaux Alvin Ailey American Da...
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Yvonne Grays Nathane
Chicago, IL, United States
The Interiors of Man is a blog which I have created for the purpose of humane intent – my way of hopefully offering edifying content through artistic observations, and arousing contemplative reflections on the topics and content I will periodically post, which I find worthy of sharing. It was perhaps partly inspired years ago, after reading the works of James Baldwin and instantly identifying what made Baldwin a great writer aside from eloquence and courage. I believe that it was his deep observations of human behavior that defined his literature and gave it power. It was these very observations that instantly connected me to my silent observations of the intent of man, which truly defines man’s character, good or bad. Good character not only can be found in man, but in the creative extensions of man’s works produced with virtuous intentions. Literature, music, film, and art in all its forms are examples of such works, which I look forward to sharing here along with various commentaries. Thanks for your time, and thank you for reading.
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