Critic and writer Luc Sante has been opining about art and culture since the mid-80s. He frequently contributes to the New York Book Review and has written for the Village Voice. His books include Low Life (1991), Evidence (1992), The Factory of Facts (1998), Walker Evans (1999), and Kill All You

Clever, Playful, Political

I am an interdisciplinary artist focusing on memory, time, and poetry. Currently I am engaged in several ongoing projects which map my personal history with a grander aim to tap into a collective stream of desires, ambitions, emotions, and fantasies.

For five years now I have been designin

Absurd, Clever, Conceptual, Intimate, Quirky, Representational, Self-reflection, Whimsical

However accurate Andrew Marvell's association with the metaphysical poets, it is unfortunate that the singular writer – so singularly spiteful, winning, allusive, sardonic – should share a limited codified space with anyone else, even if his spacemates include such luminaries as John Donne, Georg

17th century poetry, Beautiful , Citational, Clever, Layered, Metaphysical poetry, Open-ended, Pioneering, Sardonic, Witty

Beautiful , Clever, Gritty, Intense, Overflowing, Power, Rebel