Music
The ten-member band are on trial for staging a “punk prayer” in Moscow’s Christ the Savior Cathedral.
The talented Tauba Auerbach shows off at MoMA next to John Lennon and William S. Burroughs.
Bianca Casady is best known as one half of the eccentric and beloved musical duo CocoRosie, but she was a visual artist long before she recorded the first CocoRosie album in a bathroom in Montmarte.
On the New Yorker blog, Sasha Frere-Jones plots a trajectory from Kurt Schwitters’ Merzbau to Japanese noise musician Merzbow to Justin Bieber. The connection? Machines.
Summer in New York brings about some of the best music festivals around. We’ve got the shortlist to help you make sense of all the options.
A celebration of the Buchla 200e, the Bugatti of modular analog synthesizers.
Issue Project Room hosts the latest from Man Forever, an ever-changing ensemble led by Oneida’s John Colpitts (aka Kid Millions).
Sky blue spikes, a sound system, water cannons, giant fans, and pollution-fighting skin: Wendy pulls out all the stops to set the stage for the ultimate summer party spot.
Impress your friends at Yoko Ono’s mini-retrospective in London.
Martos Gallery’s project space, Shoot the Lobster, has the cure for your unimaginative summer group show blues.
