Polymathic novelist, playwright, artist, and critic Gary Indiana, who gained acclaim in the 1980s for his vinegary and irreverent writing on art in the Village Voice, has died. He was seventy-four. His death was first reported by Frieze in the early hours of October 24. Indiana is perhaps best known for his true-crime trilogy inaugurated […]Polymathic novelist, playwright, artist, and critic Gary Indiana, who gained acclaim in the 1980s for his vinegary and irreverent writing on art in the Village Voice, has died. He was seventy-four. His death was first reported by Frieze in the early hours of October 24. Indiana is perhaps best known for his true-crime trilogy inaugurated
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