Centenarian performance artist Ken Turner, ahead of a new exhibition in Penzance, reflects on his rebellious life and career. He discusses his journey from creating immersive inflatable sculptures in the 1960s to driving a tank over a Tesla last year, consistently challenging art conventions and the establishment with socially conscious work.
Conor McGregor returns to MMA in Las Vegas after a prolonged hiatus, facing Max Holloway. The fight is seen as more of a financial move for McGregor and TKO Group Holdings than a bid to regain lost glory or improve his standing, amidst ongoing controversies and a shifting public perception in Ireland.
Ana Mendieta, a Cuban American artist, died tragically in 1985 after falling from her husband Carl Andre's apartment. This report explores her groundbreaking art, her life in Rome and New York, and the controversial circumstances surrounding her death, highlighting the art world's reaction and her family's efforts to preserve her legacy.
Kelsey Lu's new album, 'So Help Me God,' is a cohesive and purposeful artistic statement, showcasing a sharpened vision after a seven-year hiatus. The album features eclectic guests like Jack Antonoff and Kim Gordon, whose contributions are seamlessly integrated into Lu's unique blend of experimental pop-soul.
In Portland, Oregon, the Food Court 5000 group transforms mall walking into a high-energy, 80s-themed exercise and performance art event. Open to all ages and abilities, the weekly gatherings foster community and joy in the face of declining mall culture.
