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villagevoice.com Facing off in all directions against the Trump administration.

villagevoice.com Trompe l’oeil IRL: Robert Rauschenberg

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villagevoice.com Along with this chapter of art history, we also find some intriguing ads on thes

villagevoice.com Working the phones: Tom Wilson with Frank Zappa, recording engineer Gary Kellgre

villagevoice.com A picture of Trinitite used to illustrate an article on the 75th anniversary of

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villagevoice.com Image of Robert Smithson from a review in the Village Voice of the book

villagevoice.com Full-frontal Hickey: Covers of the 30th-anniversary edition of the art critic’s

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villagevoice.com Jim Merillat sings the lights fantastic.

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villagevoice.com John Garfield in “Force of Evil” (1948). Well-known for his liberal politics, Ga

villagevoice.com In the ’60s and ’70s, the Scenes column kept Voice readers up date on cultural h

villagevoice.com Pic for Village Voice article about 1970s rocker Elliott Murphy

villagevoice.com Protesting for justice.

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villagevoice.com The good fight: An archival photograph shows Orwell, the tallest figure at cente

villagevoice.com “Rosie the Riveter” (1943), detail.

villagevoice.com Grim omens of Trump 2.0: Members of the Proud Boys rally in front of the Ohio St

villagevoice.com Big tech peddles clickbait that is destroying democracy.

villagevoice.com John Coltrane performing in Amsterdam in December 1962, moving through “sheets o

villagevoice.com Last Monkee standing: Micky Dolenz — seen here on the far right during the filmi