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Americans, of all races, have accepted the erasure of our history and the muddying of events. But if our executive branch has no interest in distancing itself from white supremacy, it could be because our government has been in support of a similar white-nationalist agenda since before the K.K.K.’s formation, in 1865.

Professor Timothy Patrick McCarthy in conversation with The Bitter Game creator & performer Keith A. Wallace on the role of art in a new era of activism. 

Andy recorded most of his life for about a decade. And when he died, they didn’t know what to do with all these tapes—over 3,000 cassettes.

But Warhol was on to something. He perceived that there was no outside to the market, no island in the flow of commerce upon which an individual could heroically stand.

Director Michael Mayer’s unconventional icons.

Residents from Boston’s Villa Victoria community joined the band of Arrabal for an afternoon of dancing.

Truman Capote was a frequent contributor to Interview magazine, founded in 1969 by Andy Warhol and John Wilcock. In this piece, published in Interview in 1979, Capote interviews himself—discussing childhood memories, personal demons, and the art of conversation.