Camelot Revisited: On Bob Dylan, JFK, “Murder Most Foul,” and the Vacuum in America
Here’s hoping the country that produced Dylan, lost Kennedy, and is either entering into or slowly emerging from the “slow decay” predicted in “Murder Most Foul,” can finally see the light too and reckon with its painful history.
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Interview with artist Andy Van Dinh
One is immediately taken by the ethereal and symbolically rich nature of his work. His approach to drawing is so unique that in person it is difficult to tell what medium he is working in.
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Mirjam Frosth
Here is the image of a wife
in a thatched smokehouse––
she sleepwalks from fire
to fire, setting start again.
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in a thatched smokehouse––
she sleepwalks from fire
to fire, setting start again.
Tony Gloeggler
Afraid / to ask, I wonder if Joko was tested. / I don’t want to put him on the spot / and I know I’d think less of him / if he gave the wrong answer.
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Justin Lacour
slut, thug, doper, bitch, her voice never rising above a whisper. These words may make you uncomfortable.
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