CROSS YOUR ENTHUSIASM (12)

JOSEPHINE BAKER, SPY

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By Adam McGovern

FROM EACH…

10 Radium Age art works depicting precisely engineered and designed utopias.

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By Joshua Glenn

12th
May

Ian Dury

IAN DURY (1942–2000) is often identified with the original wave of British punk, but it’s hard to see much similarity between Dury and Johnny...
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By Tor Aarestad

12th
May

Joseph Beuys

A conceptual artist, self-inventor, and master of materials who constructed his strongest work out of intangibles, JOSEPH BEUYS (1921-1986) was our postcard deity in...
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By Peggy Nelson

12th
May

Katharine Hepburn

An icon as much for her chin line and Ivy League drawl (which possibly she made up; they certainly didn’t talk like that at...
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By Peggy Nelson

12th
May

Edward Lear

Absurdity’s great-uncle; Freudian punchline, with all those noses of yours (a procession of disappointed phalli); exploder-in-chief of the grand Victorian beard (you filled it...
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By James Parker

12th
May

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DOUGLAS RUSHKOFF’S BOOKS include novels, cyberspace memoirs, works of media criticism and religious exploration, and the cult classic Stoned Free: How to Get High...
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By Matthew Battles

11th
May

Denver Pyle

The avuncular hillbilly par excellence.
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By David Smay

11th
May

Richard Feynman

Was he the original cyberpunk?
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By Tor Aarestad

11th
May

Phil Silvers

Both PHIL SILVERS (1911-1985) and his best-known character, Sergeant Bilko, were driven by a manic energy that sought to control, disrupt, and ultimately collapse...
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By Greg Rowland