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Artist who collaborated with her husband La Monte Young on a series of installations aimed at flooding and altering the senses

Tulsas billionaire philanthropist talks about his teen years of the late 1950s Tulsa and other favorite things.

"I like Buffalo," Barth said. "The lakes polluted. The elms are blighted. The weather is gothic. The place is full of the phosphorescence of decay." He meant it as a

The exhibition Disguise the Limit highlights the many different ways Yau has worked with a wide range of visual artists over the past five decades.

July 2, 1950 – Feb. 20, 2024

Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible. Today we revisit Mercury Rev’s 1991 debut, a heroic dose of psychedelic rock that is equal parts nerve-wracking and awe-inspiring.

Why do men test women they love? Is it fear or insecurity. If we are all honest, we all have moments where we are so in love that we cannot imagine our lives without that person. A man sometimes checks to see if you're the one, sometimes without his knowledge.

a href= https://www.paulthiebaudgallery.com/ target= _blank Paul Thiebaud Gallery /a announced its representation of the Estate of Arthur Okamura.

The short poems that make up Buck Downs’s new collection NICE NOSE inhabit the quotidian world, the day-to-day realities right underneath our proverbial nose. Yet their flames escape being smothered by the bric-a-brac that surrounds that common hearth.

“From that first line, she leveled the room in a way I have never seen a poet do before or since.”