Paul and Justin Theroux on Eccentric Patriarchs and âThe Mosquito Coastâ
Ahead of the new Apple TV+ series, the author and actor talked about their collaboration and the shared history behind it.
In the Apple TV+ series âMosquito Coast,â based on the 1981 novel by Paul Theroux, left, his nephew Justin Theroux plays a disillusioned, egomaniacal patriarch with a mysterious past.  Credit.Michelle Mishina Kunz for The New York Times, Victor Llorente for The New York Times
By Chris Vognar
April 23, 2021, 10:00 a.m. ET
Allie Fox, the escapee from society at the heart of âThe Mosquito Coast,â is no fan of any technology he didnât invent. So itâs kind of a kick to talk to Paul and Justin Theroux on Zoom, a video chatting app that Allie would abhor as intrusive.
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Barry Le Va, Whose Floor-Bound Art Defied Boundaries, Dies at 79
Extolling horizontality, he made sculptures from felt, flour, glass sheets and even meat cleavers. Elsewhere, in a performance piece, his body was a sprinting projectile.
Barry Le Va in 1972 installing a sculpture at Documenta, the contemporary art show in Germany. He made sculptures only for public display, never in his studio.Credit.Estate of Barry Le Va, courtesy David Nolan Gallery
Published Feb. 22, 2021Updated Feb. 27, 2021
Barry Le Va, a sculptor who never bowed to the conventions of his medium, opting instead for temporary arrangements of ephemeral materials like felt and flour spread across the floor and, more flamboyantly, for works made by hurling meat cleavers, bricks and even his own body at walls, died on Jan. 24 in hospice care in the Bronx. He was 79.