On Photographer Peter Hujar: An Interview With Gary Schneider
"Peter was the most complicated artist I ever printed."
Susan Sontag
Susan Sontag (1933-2004) was an influential intellectual, writer and critic known for her incisive analyses of culture, politics and the arts. Her works, including essays like “Notes on 'Camp'" and books such as On Photography and Illness as Metaphor, have left a lasting impression on the fields of literary criticism and cultural theory. Sontag's keen observations and eloquent writing style made her an enduring figure in the world of literature and ideas.
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Avery Singer’s Unsettling Free Fall
A new exhibition takes the artist’s recollections of 9/11 and repositions these within a hazy computer-generated context.
REVIEW: ‘You Will Get Sick’ Is a Profoundly Affecting Submersive Theater Experience
This highly unusual play, at the Roundabout Theatre Company, is ostensibly about health, but also takes the audience on a wild journey that scrambles the senses.
