What Happened to the Musical Acts That Defined the Art World in the Aughts?
Playing biennials, fairs, and galleries, art bands were a distinctly 2000s phenomenon. Are we due for a revival?
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Forcefield
Mask Off: Listen to a Tribute Mix for Recently Dissolved Experimental Music Label Load Records
For 24 years, the Providence, Rhode Island-based Load Records acted as an underground hub, amassing a catalog that connected the worlds of punk, experimental music, and contemporary art, all with an…
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‘What Nerve!’: Matthew Marks Looks Beyond New York for Summer Show
Tonight, Matthew Marks Gallery opens the New York edition of “What Nerve! Alternative Figures in American Art, 1960 to Present” simultaneously at its three 22nd Street Gallery locations. Curated by Da…
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Consumer Reports: Jim Drain
"Consumer Reports" is a recurring feature that profiles an artist's consumption of any and all media throughout one work week. As a member of the influential Providence art collective Forcefield, Jim…
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Wacky, ‘Other’ Art at the RISD Museum
'What Nerve!' brings together four movements or collectives of alternative American art after 1960
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Luxury Outerwear Brand Launches Upcycling Campaign With Nonprofit
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Five Exchanges That Defined the Final Debate of 2020
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NHL Postpones Winter Classic, All-Star Weekend Until 2022
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