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The artist has had an astonishingly long career. Now 95, he is preparing for another major retrospective.

My father, Ted Berrigan, is primarily known for his poetry, especially his book The Sonnets, which reimagined the traditional sonnet from a perspective steeped in the art of assemblage circa the early sixties. He was also an editor, a publisher, and a prose writer—specifically one who worked in the forms of journals and reviews. While […]

Now guarding trees in Lower Manhattan, the poet and author of “Chelsea Girls” says: “Things that might have once been corny to me don’t feel corny anymore.”

Obituaries • Dr. Hilke (Thiessen) Breder, 79, of Brattleboro. Died Dec. 7, 2021 at Pine Heights nursing home. Hilke was born on March 7, 1942 in Hamburg, Germany. She attended the Kunsthochschule (Art School) of Hamburg and left Hamburg in 1965 to live in New York City. After a ...

The Cambridge-born experimental filmmaker and cameraman captured the psychedelic spirit of the 60s counterculture but left it all behind to shape a career in glass.

I never met Tom Veitch, but I knew his work and rather enjoyed it, especially his series The Nazz with Bryan Talbot from DC Comics and The Light And

Donald Hall’s Old Poets, newly reissued, offers delights for those inclined.

Donald Hall’s Old Poets, newly reissued, offers delights for those inclined.

As Americans return to a post-pandemic reality, Bruce Springsteen is the last bridge straddling the recent chasm splitting working-class realism and the Democrat Party.When Springsteen finally made his first Super