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Jean-Michel Basquiat and the Birth of SAMO

When a mysterious graffiti tag started appearing around New York, the Voice went looking for the artist behind ‘SAMO’

by Philip Faflick
Art

Into the Light: Mary Boone, Then and Now

The art dealer is heading for prison. We take a look at the history of — and the final show at — her gallery.

by R.C. Baker
From The Archives

The World Trade Center: A Mini-History of a Major Monstrosity

‘The World Trade Center was conceived by vested interests, promoted by pressure groups, brought into being by a handful of powerful men for reasons of monetary gain or personal pressure, and indirectly subsidized by the taxpayer’

by Sally Helgesen
From The Archives

Did King of Club Kids Michael Alig Really Kill Angel Melendez? Or Is It All a Hoax?

‘Several confidential sources claim that the former Limelight promoter has told them that he did indeed kill his sometime roommate Angel earlier this year’

by Frank Owen
From The Archives

Toward a Definition of the Female Sensibility

by Vivian Gornick
From The Archives

The Women’s Movement Is Still Moving

Congresswoman ‘Battling’ Bella Abzug rebuts the assertions of an earlier Voice article on the failure to pass the Equal Rights Amendment in New York State

by Bella S. Abzug