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Tony Conrad: Writings, Edited by Constance DeJong and Andrew Lampert, Primary Information, Brooklyn, NY, 2023 [Art: © Tony Conrad]

Introduction: Constance DeJong and Andrew Lampert Managing Editor: James Hoff Designer: Scott Ponik

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Ernie Kovacs Centennial - Panel Discussion - Video excerpts

Ernie Kovacs Centennial – Panel Discussion – Video excerpts

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Hoaxer King Alan Abel paid a visit to FONI on April Fool’s day. Here, Abel is shown on the right, with Andrew on the left.

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Another angle of the FONI news room: a research wall compiling images of “heroic journalists” who have captured the public’s imagination in popular films and TV shows. 

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FONI Contributor Rin Johnson’s tapestries add to the aesthetic of the FONI News Room. 

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The FONI storefront features a tapestry made by FONI contributor and artist Rin Johnson in addition to the FONI logo designed by the network’s in-house designer, Scott Ponik.

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Aliza Shvarts: How Does it Feel to be a Fiction? 

Written in parallel with Public Opinion Laboratory/Andrew Lampert: Faked/Out

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A Name For a Face: An Audience with Artist Savannah Knoop

Pseudonyms are fake identities for real people. Besides being herself, Savannah Knoop was also the face of author J.T. Leroy. Today, she is herself, and during her visit to FONI, Savannah and Andrew deliberated about the nature of identities, non-fiction, and much more.