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The Man Who Made Dead Bodies Speak and Fathered the American Public Library

Harold Hyman reports on a travelling exhibition about one of the founders of public libraries in the United States who was expelled from medical school because he made cadavers speak during autopsies.

Compagnia Pippo Delbono: Gente di Plastica

Worshipped or despised, Italian theatre director Pippo Delbono and his troupe rarely leave an audience indifferent to their particular brand of contemporary theatre. In Paris during the month of December, Patricia Boccadoro reviews the Italian company's production, 'Gente di plastica' (Plastic People).

The First Ebony Festival : A Celebration of Africa

The first Ebony Festival of African Music, A Celebration of Africa was held earlier this month at Demba Diop soccer stadium in Dakar, Senegal.

John Fleck in Nothin Beats Pussy

Developed at the Guggenheim Museum in New York, the Warhol Museum in Pittsburg and the Evidence Room in Los Angeles over the past year, Nothin' Beats Pussy takes its title from a conversation John Fleck had with his father about being gay.

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