Adam Kimmel's collaborations with artists are scary-good.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/22/10

Dia:Beacon might be known for its Rymans and Palermos; for its youthful appeal, not so much.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 05/19/09

This summer, Artist Matthew Barney took death for a test ride, and it got great mileage. Composer Jonathan Bepler supplied the wicked driving mix.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 11/30/08

The second act of one of the most intense, hallucinatory, and peripatetic performance art pieces in recent memory takes place in the city of detroit, where the ancient Egyptian dead confront abandoned inner-city warehouses and operatic steel workers—in other words, just another day in the afterlife for two of the art world’s most unorthodox collaborators  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 12/31/69