SYLVÈRE LOTRINGER — THE MAN WHO DISAPPEARED
E-flux presents Remembering Sylvère Lotringer, which will include a screening of the theorist’s 2015 film THE MAN WHO DISAPPEARED—an imagining of “the ten days Artaud spent on the windswept Aran Islands prior to his descent into madness and deportation to
SYLVÈRE
Thoughts echoed around the world: “Most of what I love I love because Sylvère Lotringer first published it. RIP.” — Andrew Durbin. “Sylvère was not only a brilliant intellectual and a talented publisher, but also a sort of dowser, a
DIEGO CORTEZ
It all started with the Nova Convention in 1978. Focusing on the American avant-garde in music, film, and literature, the convention really was a celebration of legendary beat writer William S. Burroughs. Burroughs was considered a “has-been” in America at
JOHN GIORNO
Artist and performance poet John Giorno was a blazing cultural catalyst in New York from the 1960s until his death in 2019. Star of Sleep (1963), a key early film by Andy Warhol—Giorno's lover at the time—and co-producer of The