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In todays media-saturated world, the groundbreaking works of Nam June Paik (1932-2006), widely referred to as the father of video art, reverberate more strongly than ever.

Interdisciplinary artist Maya Ciarrocchi is set to premiere Site: Yizkor/King Manor at the King Manor Museum on Friday, May 19, 2023, at 8pm.

NEW YORK CITY — Rockport resident Ann Tracy is a juror’s selection for the New York Center for Photographic Arts "The Same But Different" show, which runs from April 4

Dazzling, ingenious, thought provoking - a big thumbs-up to the digital revolution. Dance review by Jenny Gilbert

Bard College at Simon’s Rock celebrates Pride this March with a Pride Week lecture and dance performance.

Rail Contributor Susan Yung examines two new performances from the New York City Ballet.

By leaving viewers wanting more, Kim also pays a fitting tribute to the mercurial Paik.

The sonorous rumblings of Artists Space’s deep, overdue investigation into the work of performance, sound, and digital composition pioneer Yasunao Tone takes us from the early 1960s to the present via the artist’s examinations into emerging technologies, and their use and misuse in the creation of sound. Curator Danielle A. Jackson has compiled a comprehensive exhibition of rare ephemera, ranging from Tone’s irreverent graphic scores to manipulated sound objects and gizmos to perf...

GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass. —Simon's Rock will host their annual Pride Week in the last week of March, featuring two events open to the public.    Simon's Rock observes...

‘Punk is as cynically commercial as anything else, and that it was pretty much designed that way from the start.’ Anouchka Grose on the birth and death and rebirth of punk.