Interview contributor Kristina Benns brought together two of the film community's most controversial and influential artists—Gaspar Noé and Kenneth Anger.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/20/10

Gaspar Noé, director of the recent film Enter the Void and creator of the controversial Irreversible, has long been a vocal supporter of Kenneth Anger, telling Interview that Anger was the only person he wanted to see Enter the Void. Noé recently caught up with Anger by phone, while the former was in Paris and the latter in Boston.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/19/10

Margherita Missoni on Burning Man, her famously fashionable family, and the Missoni clan’s trippy new collaboration with artist Kenneth Anger  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/15/10

At 83 years old, artist, filmmaker, and tabloid writer Kenneth Anger—whose work is best known for its brashly fetishistic homoeroticism and Aleister Crowley-inspired occultism—is experimenting with new subject matter.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 07/27/10

A perversely poignant tribute by the artist and filmmaker Schnabel to another, Kenneth Anger.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 05/21/10

Chuck Workman makes an accessible documentary about movies that are anything but.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 04/28/10

From Mickey Mouse to Aleister Crowley, late-era Kenneth Anger has America covered. Let it continue.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 07/16/09