Lia Yossifor’s latest show, “Communicating Vessels,” opens May 13th at Miles McEnery Gallery, 520 West 21st Street, New York, NY. Yossifor’s website has been updated to include early socio-political portraits from 2005–2007; the… Read more Liat Yossifor exhibit “Communicating Vessels” opening May 13th →
Claire Phillips’s memoir, A Room with a Darker View: Chronicles of My Mother and Schizophrenia, listed as the top Motherhood and Mental Illness memoir on The Mighty. Leslie Lindsay prefaces… Read more Claire Phillips tops list of “Memoirs on Mothers Impacted by Mental Illness” →
Holly Rudolph of the Los Angeles Review of Books recently interviewed Claire Phillip’s on her complex relationship with her mother and the process of writing her intimate memoir, A Room… Read more Los Angeles Review of Books interviews Claire Phillips →
Amelia Kennedy thoughtfully reviews Claire Phillips’s memoir, A Room with a Darker View: Chronicles of My Mother and Schizophrenia on Write or Die Tribe. Kennedy notes the text is more… Read more Write or Die Tribe praises Claire Phillips’s “deeply moving” memoir →
Prague-based journalist, Coilin O’Connor discusses the history of underground rock ‘n’ roll in the USSR in a recent article for RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty (RFE/RL). He also shares Stingray’s story and how she… Read more RadioFreeEurope / RadioLiberty spotlights Leningrad Rockers and Joanna Stingray →
The “Legends of Soviet Rock” Zoom panel with Joanna Stingray was a memorable event. Hosted by the Wende Museum for the Cold War, we had nearly 300 people viewing across time… Read more “Legends of Soviet Rock” Zoom panel available for viewing →
Read more about the Leningrad Rock Club and Zarina Zabrisky in her short story. A SCRIPT: CHILDREN OF DECEMBER.
Great online content to accompany Joanna Stingray’s recently published memoir, Red Wave: An American in the Soviet Music Underground, can be found here by a plethora of Soviet art and… Read more Artists from the Soviet Era in Leningrad →