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- Lifting "The Terry Gilliam Curse" 4:59am Dec 6
- Swap It 11:07am Nov 12
- Richard Tuttle at Carolina Nitsch Project Room 5:19am Nov 10
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Just because the economy is in the crapper it shouldn't stop you from traveling to another state, or hell, even another country. That's the basic idea behind Caravan, a new online resource dedicated to house swapping. read more
In Carolina Nitsch's small and perfectly square gallery on West 22nd Street hang light and bright fabric pieces folded and pinned neatly along three walls—the fourth wall is a floor to ceiling window onto the street. ...
It's been a long four-plus years since we've heard a new album's worth of material from our favorite Norwegian pop singer, but our allegiance hasn't wavered. read more
In the past thirty years or so, Terry Gilliam’s wild cinematic journeys have burrowed deep within the consciousness of cineastes the world over. ...
“Exhibit Displaying Artwork Raises Awareness In The Fight Against Cancer” Last week, New York’s iconic Deitch Projects, celebrated the opening of STAGES. A tr...
Making a huge splash with their debut LP Dystopia in 2007 and subsequently playing at some of the world’s finest music festivals (not to mention supporting Justice on their massive North American tour), Midnight Juggernauts certainly proved that they’re a band worth its salt. Ba...
Pink Skull's press release for their second album, Endless Bummer (RVNG International), reads like the synopsis of a Philip K. Dick novel, something very appealing to us Anthem staffers. "The dystopian frontier is near, but never fear. read more
Not many bands are as intimately and directly tied to their graphics, stage performances, and visual presences as the Velvet Underground. David Bowie comes to mind, sure, but he was such a showman; old SoCal punk bands certainly were eye-catching, but not in a curated way. The V.U...
Our good friends from San Francisco, Lemonade, moved to New York a year or so ago to continue recording their unique breed of dubbed-out, world music-infused dance music and work closer with their label True Panther, now a subsidiary of Matador Records...
Award-winning cartoonist and illustrator Rick Geary has set out, once again, to make history more accessible for readers who shy away from dry, dense chronicles of the past. Winning acclaim for past works, J...
A couple years ago when the news surfaced that Polaroid was going out of business and would be discontinuing the production of cameras and film, the creative world was turned on its head...
We all remember Kanye West's "Glow In the Dark" tour for a couple incidental reasons that we should vanquish from our collective memory: firstly, it was noted for being unphotographed (no attendant could bring a camera into any of the venues); secondly, it was reported upon largely for its...
We all remember Kanye West's "Glow In the Dark" tour for a couple incidental reasons that we should vanquish from our collective memory: firstly, it was noted for being unphotographed (no attendant could bring a camera into any of the venues); secondly, it was reported upon largely for its...
Unfazed by a digital age overrun by Photoshop and its long line of derivative image manipulation software, Ricardo Fumanal is turning heads with traditional tools at his fingertips—pens, pencils, markers, ink, and watercolor—in which to fashion exquisite and timeless illustrations. read more
