Josh Rogosin
A dance piece that takes you inside the heart
Jody Oberfelder’s “4Chambers” is part dance — and part science project.
Prison Art: Letters From Inside
My sister, a psychiatrist, has been collecting the work of untrained artists for as long as I can remember, and travels to New York every January for the Outsider Art Fair. This ...
St. Vincent: Queen of Indie Rock
Last night, New York City’s famed Webster Hall played host to the second-to-last stop on St. Vincent's sold-out North American tour. Her 80-minute set was dominated by songs off her...
Hipster Halloween: Canine Edition
An estimated 500 canines and 3,000 humans gathered in New York City's oldest dog run last weekend for the 21st annual Tompkins Square Halloween Dog Parade. This year’s attendees inc...
Björk's Biophilia
Bjork's new album, isn't one. For each track on Biophilia, there's an interactive iPad app that teaches musical principles and delves into aspects of the scientific world. Every song comes with a musical score and lyrics so that anyone can play along.
Wesley Stace Becomes John Wesley Harding
Wesley is a talented man. His third novel (under his given name, Wesley Stace) came out this year,called Charles Jessold, Considered as a Murderer. Under the name John Wesley Harding, he has his twelfth album coming out: The Sound of His Own Voice.
Wish You Were Here: Shel Silverstein Shelebration
Lou Reed, Laurie Andersen, Dan Zanes, Suzanne Vega, and others gathered in New York’s Central Park to salute Shel Silverstein — the poet and the songwriter — in a SummerStage conce...