Written with Daniel Richler, the book has some surprises for even the biggest of Rush super fans. There’s plenty of drugs and rock star shenanigans, but ti’s also surprisingly poignant. The book starts with an explanation of how Geddy Lee became Geddy Lee, an anglicized and nicknamed moulding of his Jewish birth name Gershon Eliezer

Eileen Claveloux first met the late Klaus Postler when they were in an MFA program at the University of Massachusetts Amherst in the late 1990s. Aside from their mutual interest in art, she was intrigued by the way he sometimes wrote: backward. It turned out that Postler, a Valley artist and independent curator who died

More than 330 LGBTQ+ artists and counting have signed an open letter calling for an immediate and permanent ceasefire in Gaza. The letter, entitled Queer Artists for Palestine, stated that the LGBTQ+ community “has a role to play” in opposing human rights violations. It was signed by actors and musicians such as Phoebe Bridgers, Kehlani,

WEST HAVEN — On any given day, Elizabeth Taylor might be found on her ladder for up to 10 hours, even if the temperature is 28 degrees. Although it can be physically arduous, she finds few things more rewarding than painting vibrant murals on storefront windows and other “nontraditional canvas” like downtown electrical boxes and retail

Rachel Jones. Photo: Adama Jalloh. Abstract painting has continued to dominate in 2023, with a host of emerging names making a sizable dent in the market with energetic works inspired by the body and its interior world. Many artists have also successfully embraced an expanded painting practice, working canvases into site-specific, immersive installations, or showing

click to enlarge Emanuel Wallace A scene from the 2022 BorderLight Theatre Festival. Slated to return to Playhouse Square in July, the BorderLight Theatre Festival showcases emerging companies in theatre, dance, circus, immersive experiences, puppetry, street theatre, spoken word and stand-up comedy. Currently, BorderLight organizers are accepting applications from artists who wish to participate in

PHILADELPHIA – The African American Museum in Philadelphia (AAMP) and the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA) have announced that the joint exhibition, Rising Sun: Artists in An Uncertain America, will be extended at both institutions beyond its original October closing date. The one-of-a-kind exhibition, which invites guests to join 20 artists in exploring

Erin Miller Wray, “Bird’s Eye View,” installation view will be available for ticketed passengers in 2024. Credit: LAWA Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) has welcomed a range of new artworks by ten artists in nine installations across Terminals 1, 3, 7 and the Tom Bradley International Terminal. The project was presented by the Los Angeles

White Noise at Nguyen Art Foundation asks how human subjectivity, such as gender and national identities, are framed This exhibition draws on the body and its constituent parts to question how human subjectivity, such as gender and national identities, are framed. A ‘medical scanner’ – which is actually a fluorescent tube propelled by an automated

“I work in between the cracks, where the voice starts dancing, where the body starts singing, where theatre becomes cinema.” -Meredith Monk Meredith Monk has recently undertaken Indra’s Net—an immersive performance art piece exploring life’s interconnectedness—at the Holland Festival in Amsterdam. Now 80, the celebrated American composer, performer, director, vocalist, filmmaker, and choreographer continues to