Christmas Unicorn as Generative Text
I first heard the 12-minute “Christmas Unicorn” a few days ago, while my family
and I were getting ready for a Christmas visit to my father’s home. I was
streaming Silver and
Chris Davidson
Chris Davidson's chapbook of poetry Easy Meal was published by Californios Press in summer of 2020. He lives in Long Beach, CA, and has worked at The Curator, first as poetry editor and later as gener
Someone's Gonna Show Up, Never Fear
While on a run recently, my phone on shuffle, “Can’t Hardly Wait” came on. It’s
a song I’ve written about before [https://curator-magazine.ghost.io/cant-hardly-wait/], yet as I was
Chantey Sing!
There is a free event in an expensive city that might, if you enter it with the
right spirit, restore a smidgen of your faith in this polarized death spiral of
a country.
Too Much
Saturday night, while making dinner for my wife and children, I was listening to
The Beths, a power pop band I’d discovered on a podcast a few weeks before. I
felt a
The WPA’s Visual Legacy
The Works Progress Administration
[https://www.history.com/topics/great-depression/works-progress-administration]
(WPA) was a New Deal initiative launched in 1935, in the heart of the Great
Depression, to combat widespread unemployment and raise