Swingin' Grandpa, courtesy of Ida Covert encounters in the Gros Ventre Wilderness, western Wyoming. Look for the kitty.
Welcome to Noah Marcel Sudarsky's archive, sort-of. (This website is a work in progress). Here you'll find some old-fashioned links to things visible online somewhere or other. Or salvaged from unlikely places. Published articles, essays, short stories, and a doc about a "mini run" to Hudson Bay. The above menu include some additional coverage, which is mostly redundant. Enjoy, overly ionized explorers of the quantum biosphere. I don't have a comments section, but feel free to connect. noah.sudarsky@gmail.com
An essay or perhaps just a simple story, in the Spring edition of the New England Review."Peter Piper and the Celtic Viper"
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Where do those tantalizing cardinal points lead the unwary scribe? (Aaaaah...)
Desperate Amid the Rubble--The New York Times
photo Noah Sudarsky
https://www.nytimes.com/2006/10/29/nyregion/thecity/29zero.html
Another cover story for the NY Times City Section captured something about life in Alphabet City during the big gentrification phase. For a while, Heathers was a hearty pit-stop for local artists and the LGBTQ community.
The New York Times: The Sound and the Fury, by Noah Marcel Sudarsky
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/01/21/nyregion/thecity/21heat.html?ref=thecity
Heather's Bar, and Heather.
This Earth Island Journal feature about mountain lions was the culmination of years of fieldwork across the western US, from the northern Rockies to the Sonoran and Mojave deserts. Meowww.
https://earthisland.org/journal/index.php/eij/article/catfight/
Fiction...or not. The Jan 2020 issue of the Brooklyn Rail featured my hereditary NYC noir. This story reveals the hidden truth of what is arguably the biggest cold case in NYC history :
https://brooklynrail.org/2019/12/fiction/Manhattan-Carnage (not exactly another Ground Zero Story!)
Gruntwork
And this is just a mugshot of my man Monkey Boy. Under the towers. Way under.
Explorersweb.com.
Driving a convertible to the southern flank o' the Arctic. Extremely cold
https://www.thepoles.com/story/MiniArcticRundebriefWindowlessconvertibleandsecond-degreefrostbiteFeb282005.shtml
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyotrRI3czI&t=31s
Hungry for the entire adventure: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cd7YXACRTy4
THE SLIDE ZONE
Winner of the Fall 2017 Non-Fiction Contest
There’s no cutesy way of saying this: yesterday, just as our daily walk in the hills was nearing its bucolic climax, Hazel...
The German poet and novelist Marcel Beyer dwells on avian obsessions, behaviorism, and the nature of memory in Kaltenburg.
While shopping for a Christmas tree in Berkeley, I happened across a man telling his son a story about a certain very special Christmas on the Lower East Side, which I had just left for the West Coast. He asked me to help document the moment. A most riveting and inspiring NYC tale:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8pw0sXDV0c
New York Press: The Lake District in Central Park, and ice skating with Rick Moranis:
Not long before the Moranis piece (what happened to you Rick?): The first article I ever published in America (which I never saw in print because it was before internet and I had moved to France by the time it ran) somehow appeared in my Google drive as I was trying to locate my doctor! About another pandemic and who literally made a killing on it... (I broke something here. The NYT later covered the same topic.)
And now for some creative relief in the age of planetary carnage . . .
Ludovic Duchâteau: In Dreamland at A Stark Project (Daily Serving)
Ludovic Duchateau. In Dreamland, 2016; installation view, A Stark Project, Berkeley. Courtesy of the Artist and A Stark Project.
Good Parenting? A little talk with the baby brain specialist in
Essays & Political analysis:
Le Pen the elder, and the story behind the most shocking French Presidential election of All.
Populism, Prejudice and the Rise of the Extremes. Tikkun Magazine
My Salon.com features from the early years.
Analyzing Arafat's Reaction to 9/11, the Historical Context (or: why we made Islamic fundamentalism a reality):
http://www.salon.com/2001/10/12/arafat_5/
In the buildup to the Iraq War, France cuts loose, and Europe follows:
http://dir.salon.com/story/news/feature/2003/01/25/europe/index.html
Europe's Declaration of Independance, Part II:
https://www.salon.com/2003/01/25/europe_8/
More Salon.com articles:
Xenophobic National Front leader makes it to the French Presidential final:
https://www.salon.com/2002/04/24/le_pen/
In NYC, the aftermath of 9/11 was a little messy at times, and we didn't all get along:
http://www.salon.com/2001/11/20/ground_zero_3/
My 2014 mountain lion feature! My First FB hit!
http://www.salon.com/2014/03/09/cat_fight_how_mountain_lions_are_struggling_to_survive_partner/
All my Salon.com articles can be accessed directly through the website:
https://www.salon.com/writer/noah_sudarsky
For the Frenchies: Op-Eds in the daily Libération on freedom of speech, the housing shortage, and the Napoleonic Code:
https://www.liberation.fr/ecrans/2008/07/21/sine-vu-des-usa_76757/
http://www.liberation.fr/tribune/1995/04/13/la-preuve-par-l-image_130382
More in Tikkun:
(My friends at Tikkun asked me to comment on the Swiss Minaret ban. Glad to help out)
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Art Coverage (The Village Voice, Whitehot, The NY Press, The Onion, New York magazine, Artscape, The East Bay Express, Whitewall magazine, Publisher's Weekly, and more...)
Jazz-minh Moore's Solo Show at Lyons Wier Gallery, reviewed in Whitewall Magazine's Spring 2012 Issue
Jazz-minh Moore, Michelle, Call Me. Acrylic on birch, 2008. Courtesy of the artist
Aernout Mik, art-political powerhouse for the new century?
from Osmosis and Excess, 2005. Courtesy of MoMA. Aernout Mik
Supercraft!
Photo of the Slim Reaper by Jazz-minh Moore
Armory Week and related coverage in the June edition of Artscape Magazine
Giving Face: Portraits for a New Generation.
Curated by Stephen Heighton.
Nick Cave
Untitled
2009
Mixed media
Werkstatte Gallery's Kunst Gruppe Exhibition -- The Village Voice
"Lots of Things Like This" at Apexart--The Onion
Kurt Vonnegut, Trout's Tomb, 2004, silkscreen on paper
