At the legendary Manhattan artist haunt Max’s Kansas City, countercultural icons reveled, smoked, checked their mail, and bartered for their dinner with pieces of original art. Chance encounters with big names in music, art, fashion, and film were not uncommon.

A pop-up of the infamous New York clubhouse welcomes visitors to the city’s first Frieze fair.

  By Caryn Rose for The Village Voice: “On January 14, the Max’s Kansas City Project — a 501(c)3 nonprofit corporation serving the arts and youth communities — will celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the legendary […]