They befriend a pyromaniac firefighter and his prostitute sister, and, when the sister leaves New York for a series of utopian communes and experimental towns, the three men follow.
Under construction on the western edge of Dorchester is the experimental new town of Poundbury commissioned and co-designed by Prince Charles.
This is the experimental eco-town of Arcosanti, the lifetime's work of the visionary Italian-born architect Paolo Soleri, who has died aged 93.
In an age of experimental marketing, the town, formerly known as Clark, agreed in 2005 to change its name as part of a deal with the Dish Network satellite TV service.
By Hilton Als Before the vital and brilliant American playwright and director Richard Foreman found a permanent home for his Ontological-Hysteric Theater, at St. Mark's Church, in 1992, you had to seek out his annual productions in small, experimental venues around town.
Even the most austere among them, Joe Patterson, who claimed to be a socialist, a man most comfortable out among the people, spent lavishly on himself and on his children, running an experimental farm, building town houses and keeping a mistress and an illegitimate child living in comfort.
He'd perfected the music at performance spaces around town, including Experimental Intermedia on Centre Street, where, Mr. Lee remembers, there were sometimes as few as three people in the audience.
A priori variables included for adjustment were age, sex, race/ethnicity, experimental plate, allergy, and town.
Titled "choir B: a physical installation on finding the light," the work was the eighth show in "The Traveling Show: Revolutionary Public Art Tour of Georgia," a series that has taken experimental dance to small towns across the state.
Well-known as the town where an experimental college flourished in the 50's, Black Mountain drew luminaries like the poet Robert Creeley and the painter Jacob Lawrence.
