Three shows around town feature artists who blur the lines between media to create experiential installations.
by Benjamin Sutton
Tags: Art
In Sheila Callaghan's scattershot attempt at postmodern assault, attempts to be edgy and provocative are ultimately undercut by unfocused writing and relentless self-consciousness.
Two street artists (Poland's Remed and Paris's Zbiok) take over Bed-Stuy's Brooklynite gallery, bringing worldly touches to New York's urban art form.
by Matthew Kuemmerlein
Tags: Art
The New York Times , as you may have heard, is dying, because of the internet.
The L sits down with the successful playwright to talk theater, poetry, New York vs. L.A., his penchant towards adapting true stories and what's next.
In this little-performed early work, George Bernard Shaw exposes the real-life roadblocks to the high-minded social philosophizing espoused by his Henrik Ibsen-obsessed contemporaries.
Does the answer to Bloomberg's stranglehold wear his hair in a pomadour?
Our favorite issue to produce, naturally.
March of the Zapotec Realpeople Holland EPs
Directed by Marco Ferreri
Directed by Andrzej Wajda
Independent Films from the Art Theatre Guild of Japan
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Dirt Candy goes haute cuisine with local vegetables.
History lessons with something genuinely new to say about our present moment.
Fresh Food and Friendly Soap
Paddy's cheat sheet of all the best A- and B-list bellwether galleries.
In the midst of one of the toughest years for retail in New York’s history, ten emerging talents give you reason to hope.
