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Duncan Wheeler

SOUNDS OF THE CITY

A Brit in New York: Concerts Worth Crossing an Ocean For

Oasis burned the house down back home, but can they bring that same vehemence to New Jersey?

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MUSIC

Having a Real Good Time Together: LCD Soundsystem Does Europe

The Brooklyn originals brought their mirror ball to London.

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Yoko Ono images from Tate Museum exhibition

ART

In London, Yoko Ono Gets a Museum Retrospective that Surprises a New Generation

The 91-year-old artist/singer/songwriter made art before her 1960s notoriety, and her participatory pieces keep her relevant. 

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Village Voice ads fro Led Zeppelin from 1969 and 1973.

MUSIC

Robert Plant Can’t Kiss the Past Goodbye

At 75, the onetime Led Zeppelin frontman can still bring the screeches and the tears. 

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In the Village Voice Duncan Wheeler reports on an Iggy Pop cover band that thrilled the house in the Beatles' original home, the Cavern Club.

MUSIC

There’s Still a Lot of Lustful Life in an All-Star Iggy Pop Tribute Band

The proto-punk icon’s music remains a strong draw — even in the original home of the Beatles.

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Village Voice article by professor Duncan Wheeler about a show of great art work from NYC's Hispanic Society of America on display in London.

ART

No Longer a Lost Treasure: New York’s Hispanic Society of America Takes a Star Turn in London

A new exhibition at the Royal Academy showcases the visual cultures of Spain, Portugal, Latin America, and the Philippines.

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