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Nov 29, 2024 | 
anothermag.com | TextMiss Rosen
Streaming on Mubi now, A Place Without Fear is a haunting tale set inside a storybook house in Detroit crumbling under the weight of dissolution and neglect Covered in paint-splattered clothes and freckles of dirt, artist and filmmaker Susanne Deeken stopped at a nearby grocery store to pick up a quick snack before calling it a night after a long day’s work back in fall 2022.
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Oct 15, 2024 | 
anothermag.com | TextMiss Rosen
Lead Image Just a few blocks north of San Francisco City Hall lies the Tenderloin, the fabled downtown neighbourhood that made its name back in the 1890s with its sundry assortment of brothels, dive bars, gambling halls, jazz clubs, burlesque houses, strip clubs, and single-room-occupancy (SRO) hotels.
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Aug 2, 2024 | 
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On the 100th anniversary of James Baldwin’s birth, four writers, photographers and filmmakers – Hilton Als, Shawn Walker, Maura Smith, and Anthony Barboza – speak on the writer’s immense cultural impactLead Image Among the great American writers of the 20th century, James Baldwin stood as a singular force on the global stage during the height of the Civil Rights Movement and Gay Liberation.
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Jun 20, 2024 | 
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As her new book is published, Susanne Bartsch talks about her four-decade reign as New York’s “Queen of Clubs”, and turning nightlife to art In the summer 1981, Susanne Bartsch arrived in New York by way of London, and quickly set up shop on Thompson Street, bringing British designers like Stephen Jones, John Galliano, Andrew Logan, and BodyMap to Soho at a time when it was a far-flung artist outpost south of 14th Street.
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Jun 12, 2024 | 
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Now on view at CLAMP in New York, Morrisroe’s 8mm home movie follows a phone sex operator and her friends, one of whom meets an unfortunate end During his brief but brilliant life, Mark Morrisroe (1959–1989) cut a mythic figure as Mark Dirt, a teen hustler turned performance artist and photographer.
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May 10, 2024 | 
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From Midwestern bikeriders to Texan prison inmates, photographer Danny Lyon turned his “camera into a sword for justice” – alongside a new Hollywood feature film starring Another Man cover star Mike Faist, Lyon has released a memoir telling his story Few artists are willing to risk it all, except those who know no other way to exist.
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Apr 5, 2024 | 
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“They were a loving family at home but they were rock and roll, and did exactly what they wanted,” recalls photography duo Guzman, as they unveil their never-before-seen photos of the Cobain family at home in Hollywood On 18 August 1992, Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love welcomed a little girl, Frances Bean, into the world. In the whirlwind year prior, Nirvana had released Nevermind, catapulting the couple from underground notoriety to global superstardom.
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Mar 27, 2024 | 
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A new exhibition in New York showcases the work of Richard Bernstein, who immortalised Cher, Stevie Wonder, Fran Lebowitz and more on the cover of Andy Warhol’s Interview Magazine Who but Richard Bernstein (1931-2002) could create portraits for the cover of Interview that embodied the spirit of Andy Warhol’s pop art empire with a perfect blend of glamour and panache?
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Mar 12, 2024 | 
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Kristina Shook talks about her mother Melissa Shook’s Daily Self-Portraits (1972–1973) series, which offers an expansive and inviting meditation on womanhood Growing up on New York’s Lower East Side in the late 1960s and early 70, Kristina Shook lived a decidedly bohemian childhood. Her mother, Melissa Shook (1932-2020) was a photographer, educator, and free spirit who created a magical world for her daughter amidst a community of downtown artists. “Me and my friends ran around naked.
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Feb 6, 2024 | 
anothermag.com | TextMiss Rosen
A new exhibition in New York showcases the work of Kenneth Kendall, an artist who sculpted James Dean, Marlon Brando and more in the bohemian atmosphere of late 20th-century Los Angeles Back in the 1950s, Hollywood’s fabled Melrose Avenue was still a sleepy street home to cabinetmakers and print shops catering to the local community.
