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Police don't need unfettered right to surveil First Amendment-protected gatherings with drones - Vimarsana News

Police don't need unfettered right to surveil First Amendment-protected gatherings with drones

Illinois has a a good, balanced law limiting such surveillance, especially given Chicago’s long, checkered history of police spying abuse.

Philip Guston Now, first retrospective in nearly 20 years, opens at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston - Vimarsana News

Philip Guston Now, first retrospective in nearly 20 years, opens at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston

Across 50 years, Philip Guston continually explored varying means of representation, ranging from figuration to abstraction and back again, as he neve

What We Own This City Gets Wrong about Policing - Vimarsana News

What We Own This City Gets Wrong about Policing

Its illegitimacy goes far beyond the war on drugs.

LENI SINCLAIR AND THE MOTOR CITY UNDERGROUND - Vimarsana News

LENI SINCLAIR AND THE MOTOR CITY UNDERGROUND

959, Leni Sinclair—born Magdalene Arndt—left a West Berlin refugee camp bound for Detroit, where relatives lived. A teenager with a love of Beat poetry, avant-garde jazz and film, she carried a camera wherever she went. Soon immersed in the Detroit’s underground arts and leftist politics, she met John Sinclair and began photographing the jazz scene, which led to photographing rock shows by the likes of the MC5 (whom she and John managed) and the Stooges. Over the years, Leni amassed an invaluable, unrivaled archive that has finally received a proper showcase, Motor City Underground. Rich...

'Philip Guston Now' at Boston's Museum of Fine Art - Vimarsana News

'Philip Guston Now' at Boston's Museum of Fine Art

During his fifty years as a painter, Canadian American artist Philip Guston created a body of work that stands out as among the most significant and