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Yoko Ono Finally Gets the Solo She Deserves

by Ellen Pearlman August 11, 2015August 16, 2015

When Beatle John Lennon, artist Yoko Ono’s third husband, was shot and killed in 1980, Ono went into deep mourning.

Posted inArt

“George,” the Maciunas Film: An Emerging Portrait of an Influential Enigma

by Edward M. Gómez January 3, 2015January 6, 2015

The Lithuanian-born, New York-based American artist, graphic designer, architect, urban-housing activist, and art-culture-and-society visionary George Maciunas (1931–1978) is best remembered as the conceiver and self-appointed leader of Fluxus.

Posted inArt

Divisions of Labor: ‘Capitalist Realism’ at Artists Space

by Mostafa Heddaya August 5, 2014August 5, 2014

From Baudelaire’s 1859 dismissal of photography on down, the image-culture of the petit bourgeois “mob” has long served as a provocation to artistic thought, a relationship that reached its most literal apogee in the West with the Pop Art of the 20th century.

Posted inOpinion

How David Byrne Misread the Creatives of Our Time

by Serkan Ozkaya October 23, 2013October 26, 2013

When I read David Byrne’s recent Creative Time piece on how the 1% dominates the world, or strictly speaking, the art world, and more specifically, New York — the city we live in — it made me collect my experiences, thoughts, hopes, and projections and put them into a script.

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