By: Kio Stark

She was known as a photographer of freaks; people were missing the point.

By: Peggy Nelson

His irrepressible optimism and perseverance outlasted his era.

By: Brian Berger

Nobody in American music did more with less.

By: Tim Carmody

Each “mistake” or transposition of logic and syntax carried a shift in meaning.

By: Joshua Glenn

Zamyatin’s We isn’t anti-utopian, but anti-anti-utopian.

By: Tim Carmody

“Media always offers gains, though offset by losses.”

By: David Smay

His work was caustic and loopy, acid and infinitely plastic.

By: Peggy Nelson

Her perspective anticipated how we think, work, and communicate.

By: Peggy Nelson

He described a world that was nice… and rough.

By: Brian Berger

“Master of the whimsical tone, the unexpected insight, the hidden bite.”

By: David Smay

He generated fields of pure unexpected looniness.

By: Peggy Nelson

It takes a satanic rocket scientist…

By: Joshua Glenn

“No Context” is an origin myth for Nobrow.

By: Joshua Glenn

He was a martyr in the cause of absurdism and ’pataphysics.

By: Tom Nealon

He was the void around which orbited a magnificent pantheon.