Curations In Via These Artists
Curations Out to These
Who's taking you?
- Curation by: The Matrix
Who I Am & Where I Live
- Name: Jim Farber
- City: New York City
- Country: United States
My Life & Work
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Bio:
Jim Farber has been writing professionally since he was 17 years old (when he published in Rolling Stone). He went on to spend 25 years as music editor and chief music critic at the New York Daily News.
His articles now appear in The New York Times, The Guardian, Time Magazine, Mojo, Yahoo Music, the BBC's Cultural site, Entertainment Weekly and others. He writes on arts and travel for Conde Nast's Traveler.com.
Jim's essays have appeared in anthologies including "The Rolling Stone Book of The '70s" and "The Rolling Stone Record Guide." He is one of the main authors of the original "Rolling Stone Rock Encyclopedia."
He's been a guest lecturer on music and criticism at Barnard, SUNY Purchase, and NYU. He is a two-time winner of the ASCAP-Deems Taylor Award, America's highest prize in music criticism.
My Media
- ▶ Twitter: jimfarbermusic
Contact Information
- Email: jim@jimfarbermusic.com
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Brazil has something called "jeitinho", the "little way". In a country where the official way is so often impossible, people have to be creative. Do end runs around problems and powers-that-be.
The matrix is jeitinho. All explained inside the dot-defined window immediately below. Matrix encompassed artists below the window.