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• SeaWorld Howl-O-Scream was voted to the top by theme park enthusiasts and fans of fear across the country.
• Howl-O-Scream events in Orlando, San Antonio and San Diego boast menacing scare zones, terrifying haunted houses, signature shows and more horrifying fun throughout the three SeaWorld parks.
• At SeaWorld San Antonio, Howl-O-Scream has transformed the peaceful park guests once knew into something sinister.
• During Texas' biggest and scariest Halloween event, nightfall has awakened hundreds of creatures roaming terror-tories and lurking the halls of haunted houses (all free with park admission).

• Her commanding busts and figurines and large textile wall hangings are telling stories about ancient civilisations or adventurers who sailed the seas in search of new lands.
• So’s ceramic objects and “knitted paintings” not only look contemporary, they also challenge orthodoxies about our colonial histories, male authority, gender representation and women’s bodies.
• Provenance, now at the Monash University Museum of Art, brings together more than a decade of So’s artworks.

Long beards, boots and booze

• Repeating motifs of beards and boots are used to explore outward symbols of masculinity, entitlement and military power.
• However, a series of large, knitted motifs of male dominance are humorously undercut by the introduction of booze.
• In Nightfall, the initial threats of the goose-stepping boots embellished with caricatures of bearded faces are neutralised by repeating, reversing and upending a mirrored set of legs.

Internal symbols and female bodies

• So combines a visual language developed from figurative representations from the past with new visualisations of female anatomy drawn from Australian urologist Helen O’Connell’s work mapping the hidden shape of the clitoris using MRI technology.
• So links this knowledge of the clitoris with ancient depictions of Venus, often equated with fertility.
• While similar in bulk and form to her masculine objects, her female archetypes have greater agency.

Old with the new

• So’s survey exhibition tracks the development of her complex visual language and illustrates how she draws on the origins of new and old cultural objects to communicate her messages.
• Figurative ceramics, one of the oldest forms of art making, are contrasted with the creative outputs from the new technology of a knitting machine.

• As Chief Growth Officer, Carlin will lead the company's growth efforts, including the buildout of its team and strategic partnerships with distributors and retailers, fueling the expansion of RationAle Brewing into new markets and beer fridges, across the West Coast and beyond.
• "Bryan is a CPG street warrior who has been alongside me in the trenches many times over, throughout our careers together," shares Jamie Fay, Founder and CEO of RationAle Brewing.
• All of RationAle's flavor-forward brews are made with high-quality ingredients and in small batches, mimicking the bold, refreshing taste of traditional craft beer.
• RationAle Brewing offers an innovative variety of small-batch, non-alcoholic craft beers for those seeking to embrace moderation while drinking consciously and living boldly.

• The 12-year Iraq and Afghanistan war veteran plans to spread joy to Hollywood royalty one delicious Appletini, Orangeberry Mimosa and Blackberry Sangria at a time.
• Booze Pops are award-winners themselves -- two-time Charleston Choice award honorees for best food truck, as voted by readers of The Post and Courier.
• Booze Pops are on a mission to create jobs, give back to their communities and build franchises nationwide.
• In April, a Marine Corp veteran opened the first Booze Pops franchise in Myrtle Beach and is already in the black, according to Norris.