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Memo on the fisa surveillance but sources are telling us tonight, all thats in the democrats counter memo, a footnote about the fisa court being told the dossier was politically tainted, as in the court was never told the truth, it was bought and paid for. We have exclusive details of whats in that democratic memo also. Congressman devin nunes of the house intel community, hes joining us. Mark levine will weigh in. We have so much breaking news, its going to take five hours. But we only have one...

Secretary of state mike pompeo. Hear what he had to say about russia, north korea, and whether hes seriously considering a senate run. We start with todays major developments in the legal drama surrounding President Trump. Roger stone arriving in washington this morning to face a federal judge over an Instagram Post from a last week which many felt threatened that judge. Stone with just a few words for reporters. You guys have a great day. Thank you. Stones appearance set for 2 30 this afternoon...

An exhibition at the Reina Sofia Museum in Spain shows the path of Something Else Press, the atypical publishing house founded by creator and writer Dick Higgins in 1963

Williamsport, Pa. — Local author Michael Cooper will be presenting a live reading from his experimental novel this month at the James V. Brown Library.

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Visitors to the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive will soon be seeing red. To mark the opening of “By Alison Knowles: A Retrospective

Ahead of her retrospective in Berkeley, Calif., the artist Alison Knowles talks about her Fluxus roots, the appeal of beans and the power of interactive artworks.

FEW TITLES ENCAPSULATE an exhibition’s argument as succinctly as “by Alison Knowles: A Retrospective (1960–2022).” Curator Karen Moss borrows that “by” from a slim volume of the same name, a collection of the artist’s compositions issued through the “Great Bear” pamphlet series of Something Else Press in 1965. The preposition’s pliability is the point. Most obviously, “by” denotes authorship, as in a corpus of texts written by Alison Knowles, yet it also suggests facilita...

Art by Matt Chase. The law of imitative representation, aka mimesis, reigned supreme in Western art for so long that its resistors sometimes found it hard to stop battling it, even when and where it had lost its grip. Consider, for example, some responses to so-called concrete poetry on the part of advocates of so-called conceptual art. The writer and critic Lucy Lippard differentiates between concrete poetry’s naive strategies of linguistic resemblance “wher...