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COVER STORY
Stealing
Kurt Andersen and music critic Greg Tate talk about why creative people feel the need to steal from each other.

Makin’ Copies
The word “forgery” conjures up a shadowy network of cynical brilliant craftsmen and dealers conning naïve clients with perfectly faked Old Masters. Eric Doeringer is the rare contemporary art forger who wants full credit for his copying. Matthew Schuerman stumbled across Doeringer hawking his forged art work on the sidewalks of New York City.
Go to artwork by Eric Doeringer
Go to the main Eric Doeringer bootleg page

Uta Hagen
Lisa, a young, insecure author is desperate for material. She gains the trust of a writing teacher and unearths a secret the teacher has guarded for years—and then Lisa turns that secret into her first novel. That’s the plot of “Collected Stories” a play by Donald Margulies. The legendary Uta Hagen played the role of the teacher late in her career. Hagen died earlier this year, at the age of 84. Pamela Renner spoke with the actress just as Collected Stories was about to open.
Go to a biography of Uta Hagen
Go to HB Playwrights Foundation and Theatre
Go to the PBS website for Collected Stories
Go to an obituary for Uta Hagen

WILCO
The rock band Wilco has just released its new album, A Ghost is Born. It’s the long-anticipated follow-up to Wilco’s breakthrough record, Yankee Hotel Foxtrot, which was many rock critics’ overwhelming favorite two years ago. Jeff Tweedy and his band stop by Studio 360 to talk to Kurt and play him some new songs.
Go to the Wilco website


SPECIAL GUEST
Greg Tate
Greg Tate is a music critic for the Village Voice, and he leads the ensemble Burnt Sugar – an improvising big band that borrows equally from Miles Davis and Sun Ra. Tate’s books include Everything but the Burden: What White People Are Taking from Black Culture, Midnight Lightning: Jimi Hendrix and the Black Experience, and Fly Boy in Buttermilk: Essays & Tales of American Music & Culture, from Be-Bop to Hip-Hop.
Go to Greg Tate’s Random House website
Go to the Burnt Sugar website






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