Issue edited by Jack Bankowsky. Essays "Books: Mim Udovitch on 'The Devil at Large: Erica Jong on Henry Miller,'" by Mim Udovitch; "Glamour Wounds: Rhonda Lieberman on Sandra Bernhard," by Rhonda Lieberman; "Democracy, Inc. ... [details]
Issue edited by Jack Bankowsky. Essays "Ecoculture: Andrew Ross' Weather Report," by Andrew Ross; "Glamour Wounds: Rhonda Lieberman on Dorothy's Daughter," by Rhonda Lieberman; "Film: Arthur Jafa on 'Menace II Society,'" by Arthur Jafa; "Books: Laurence Rickels on Jean Baudrillard's 'Transparency of Evil,'" by Laurence Rickels; "Real Life Rock: Greil Marcus' Top Ten," by Greil Marcus; "Press: Keith Seward and Eric Swenson on 'Wired,'" by Keith Seward and Eric Swenson; "Real Imaginary Places: Jean-Marc Bustamante," by Jean-Pierre Criqui; "Stilled Lives," by Max Kozloff; "London Calling: The Sixties Art Scene in London," by Thomas Crow; "Mortal Elements," Pat Steir talks with Louise Bourgeois; "Spirits Either Sex Assume," Gary Indiana talks with Sally Potter; "Apart without a Face: 'Orlando' and 'The Crying Game,'" by Molly Nesbit; "A Fan's Notes," Hilton Als on Jaye Davidson; "Openings: Cheryl Donegan," by Collier Schorr. ... [details]
Issue edited by Jack Bankowsky. Essays "Whitney Biennial 1993," by Hilton Als, Glenn O'Brien, Bruce W. Ferguson, David Rimanelli, Jan Avgikos, Greg Tate, Dan Cameron, David Deitcher, Thomas McEvilley, Liz Kotz, and Lawrence Chua; "History of the Suburbs: A Project for Artforum," by Molly Nesbit, Hilton Als, and Darryl Turner; "Identity Photographs," by Leïla Sebbar; "The High Windows: Dorothea Rockburne's Skyscapes," by Brooks Adams with Photographs by Tina Barney; "Just Mask," Beth Coleman talks with Elizabeth LeCompte and Kate Valk; "A Model Prisoner: James Casebere," by Ben Lifson; "Ireland's Eyes: New History from Beyond the Pale," by Declan McGonagle; "Remember, Re-member," by Alanna O'Kelly; "The Wind Blows Low: A Project for Artforum," by Nigel Rolfe; "Kindness and Wit," by Joan Fowler; "Private Voices, Public Spheres," by Luke Gibbons; "Cross' Purposes," by John Hutchinson; "Openings: Philippe Ramette," by Meyer Raphael Rubinstein. ... [details]