Daly’s Llhuroscian alphabet The Cornell Art, Architecture and Planning newsletter happily announced that “Norman Daly’s renowned Civilization of Llhuros has been included in a new publication written and researched by Antoinette LaFarge”… Read more Excitement builds at Cornell for Sting in the Tale →
CBC Radio Q highlights Red Wave, the compilation album of underground USSR rock ‘n’ roll Joanna Stingray smuggled in the United States, on the album’s 35th anniversary. Host Tom Power… Read more Joanna Stingray’s Red Wave Featured on CBC Radio Q →
With Sting in the Tale Antoinette LaFarge has crafted a masterful study of fictive art — a genre of geofictions, fictive museums, art movements, and invented persona which predate and challenge our current affliction… Read more Thyrza Nichols Goodeve Endorses Sting in the Tale →
Claire Phillips joins Leslie Lindsay of Always with a Book for her Authors in Conversation series to discuss the her memoir, A Room with a Darker View. Despite the inherent… Read more Claire Phillips Interview on Always with a Book Blog →
Founder and editor of Vasari21, Ann Landi placed Francis M. Naumann’s memoir, Mentors: The Making of an Art Historian, at the top of her suggested summer reading list. Landi has… Read more Arts writer Ann Landi recommends Mentors for Summer Reading →
Critic John Yau praises Liat Yossifor and her current exhibition, “Communicating Vessels” in a recent Hyperallergic review. Yau notes, “Yossifor’s paintings are dense with contradictions. They invite viewers to see… Read more Hyperallergic praises Liat Yossifor’s “Communicating Vessels” →
Tim Sommer, music journalist for MTV and former music news director for VH-1, reviewed Joanna Stingray’s memoir, Red Wave for the art and culture magazine Guernica. He emphasizes that “the… Read more Guernica Magazine Publishes Red Wave Review →
Hear an excerpt from Claire Phillips’s illness narrative, A Room with a Darker View: Chronicles of My Mother and Schizophrenia, presented by LitFest Pasadena Sunday May 16th, at 1:50 PM… Read more LitFest Pasadena Hosts Reading By Claire Phillips →