Visual Arts

A trickle of snapshots from the day the towers fell accumulates into a relentless flood of memory

Nathalie Chikhi’s childlike constructions awaken glee

Retrospective show brings warmth to a calculated motif

Eatonville’s Zora Neale Hurston Festival prepares for major changes

Postmodern jargon muddies the waters of this visually pleasing photo exhibit

Urban Rethink plans Skype discussion with Dawn Weleski of Pittsburgh’s Conflict Kitchen, “a take-out restaurant that only serves cuisine from countries that the United States is in conflict with.”

Douglas Witmer’s meditative works on wood and paper

Ten ways to stay busy until Mad Men returns

Janet Macoska shot the golden gods of the golden age of rock

Mad Cow’s latest may not be the best of all possible worlds

Stephen Shore exposes the dark roots of an icon

Winter Park Playhouse mashes up the movies

Mystery, fear and a chilly sense of danger fill Twelve21’s cool space

A soundtrack for this week’s book reviews

Put your summer reading on shuffle with our playlist of instrumental reads

Mad Cow’s latest delves into the thorny maze of human memory