Joanna Stingray joined the director and curator of Wende Museum, Joes Segal, as a guest on the museum’s talks on “Cold War Spaces”. For those unable to watch “Connecting Space:… Read more Joanna Stingray’s Wende Museum Talk Available for Streaming →
We are pleased to share this lecture by the architectural scholar Christopher Long, Professor at University of Texas at Austin, on the occasion of Adolf Loos’ 150th birthday anniversary. Based… Read more Happy 150th Birthday, Adolf Loos! →
We are thrilled to share Stuart Anderson’s Forbes article on Joanna Stingray’s remarkable story of globalization and rock ‘n’ roll music. Stuart Anderson writes, “While we often think of globalization… Read more Forbes: Stingray as “Hero of Global Commerce” →
Moriah Gill’s article, “Was Rose in ‘Titanic’ Based on a Real Person?” published by Rare highlights aspects of Beatrice Wood’s expansive career, including one amazing detail: Naumann’s recollections of Wood,… Read more Francis M. Naumann’s Mentors included in Beatrice Wood spotlight →
Performance artist, author, and journalist Zarina Zabrisky was in conversation with our author Joanna Stingray in a livestream Youtube event hosted by Globus Books on November 16th at 5 PM… Read more Joanna Stingray book talk with Zarina Zabrisky →
The Big Issue, a British free newspaper founded to help the unsheltered population, interviewed Joanna Stingray for a feature dedicated to Viktor Tsoi’s legacy and his song “Peremen,” (“Change”). The… Read more The Big Issue Interviews Joanna Stingray →
On Rand Mintzer’s podcast, “THNX” he gives guests the opportunity to thank people who had a “positive or profound impact on their life” and share their story. Joanna Stingray joined… Read more THNX: A Feelgood Podcast Interviews Joanna Stingray →
As a kid growing up on “the wrong side of Wilshire” in Beverly Hills, Joanna Stingray was surrounded by wealth, but initially could only afford her trips to Russia by… Read more Stingray on the cover of the Beverly Hills Weekly →