Michael Barron
The writer on his new book of essays and the state of limbo as a necessary state of artistic life.
The writer on his new book of essays and the state of limbo as a necessary state of artistic life.
Featuring selections by Jem Cohen, Keith Connolly, Britton Powell, Alan Courtis, Byron Westbrook, and more.
“We also looked into hysterical and mythological bad dads. And so we twisted all this material into questions like ‘Has your father eaten your siblings?‘”
As novelist and bus driver, Mills discusses The Maintenance of Headway, vinyl puritans, and the history of England.
Smacking noises, violins, and skewed pop experiments.
The cross-pollination of noise and high-energy improvised music.
Eli Kezler on endless installations, raw composition, and the spatial limitations of large-scale art.
Elaine Lustig Cohen on the late Alvin Lustig and the art, and archiving, of the book jacket.
