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78-rpm blues records from the 1920s and '30s are a passion for Robert Crumb, who shares his views on art and consumer culture in candid interviews.
Renaissance culinary practices transformed dining with strict table manners and the introduction of imported vegetables, reflecting broader cultural shifts in Europe.
Alma Mahler-Werfel, a prominent figure in early 20th-century Vienna, is portrayed as both a muse and a controversial personality in the realms of music and art.
Chua Ek Kay, born in 1947, transformed Chinese ink painting in Singapore, challenging traditional methods and inspiring future generations of artists.
John Lennon’s avant-garde contributions to music and culture are examined through the perspectives of his contemporaries and modern commentators.
Jay Sebring, a pioneering figure in the hair and beauty industry, shaped Hollywood's male grooming standards and established a billion-dollar empire.
Arthur Lismer trained two generations of teachers in Canada, influencing art education and encouraging children's creative self-expression at art centers.
Michael Craig-Martin recalls following Christine Keeler for 12 hours a day during the trial that captivated the public in the 1960s.
Boris Mikhailov, a pivotal figure in contemporary photography, reflects on his impactful career and the silence that shapes his artistic vision.
Ursula Reuter Christiansen reflects on her transformative experience as one of Joseph Beuys' first female students, highlighting his revolutionary teaching methods and lasting impact.
