Blaster Al Ackerman
From a tiny little city ringed by a donut of slum, home to Edgar Allan Poe and John Waters, came this writer of giant talents and petite audience. Those lucky […]
Artists
Alexandre Benois
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(1870-1960) Artist, critic, historia, designer of sets and costumes for the Ballets Russes. He left Russia in 1927, and spent the rest of his days in Paris.
Eugene Atget
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1857-1957, French photographer best known for his extensive documentation of turn-of-the-century Paris
Ivan Bilibin
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(1876-1942), Russian illustrator, set and costume designer for the Ballets Russes. Most famous for his depiction of folkloric material with an Art Nouveau touch. He left Russia after the Revolution, […]
William Blake
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(28 November 1757 – 12 August 1827) was an English poet, painter, and printmaker. He has a Wikipedia page, while his works may be enjoyed in high definition images at […]
Phil Blank
moved to Philadelphia right before Covid after living in the south for 25 years. Mostly self-taught as an artist, he worked as a librarian for decades in Brooklyn and North […]
James Ensor
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(1860-1949) Belgian painter: surrealist, impressionist, fauve or symbolist, depending on who you ask. A unique sensibility and indispensable point of reference for mapping the modern soul.
Caroline Golden
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is known for her multi-dimensional, meticulously hand-cut collages and assemblages. Fables, myths and folktales are often the inspiration of her surreal compositions. Shown in galleries since 1998, her collages are […]
Meryl Gross
has been studying the tarot with great intensity for the past forty-five minutes. She is not now, nor has she ever been, a mayoral candidate, a seamstress, or a winner […]