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SERJ TANKIAN
System of a Down vocalist Serj Tankian fused operatic intensity, political outrage and Armenian history into some of alternative metal’s most confrontational and unpredictable music.
DOROTHEA TANNING
Painter, sculptor and writer Dorothea Tanning opened domestic interiors onto unruly dream worlds where doors, bodies and identities refuse to remain fixed.
QUENTIN TARANTINO
Filmmaker Quentin Tarantino transformed his encyclopedic knowledge of cinema into audacious collisions of crime, comedy, violence, music and pop-cultural memory.
ELIZABETH TAYLOR
Elizabeth Taylor grew from Hollywood child star into a commanding dramatic actor whose turbulent private life, screen magnetism and AIDS activism made her an enduring cultural force.
LAURETTE TAYLOR
Actor Laurette Taylor became a Broadway legend in her husband J. Hartley Manners’ Peg o’ My Heart before delivering a celebrated comeback performance as Amanda Wingfield in The Glass Menagerie.
JESSICA TEFFER
Provincetown multimedia artist and alter ego, Dump Betty, Jessica Teffer transforms embroidery, discarded materials, local history and pop-cultural debris into playfully subversive art and music.
ANN TEMKIN
Curator Ann Temkin has shaped the public understanding of modern painting and sculpture through landmark exhibitions, scholarship and her stewardship of the Museum of Modern Art’s collection.
SHIRLEY TEMPLE
Shirley Temple sang and danced her way through the Great Depression to become Hollywood’s most famous child star before beginning a second public life as an American diplomat.
HUNTER S. THOMPSON
Hunter S. Thompson made himself a character inside the story, transforming reporting into Gonzo journalism through savage humor, chemical excess and an unrelenting contempt for American hypocrisy.
UMA THURMAN
Actor Uma Thurman brought statuesque poise, sly intelligence and physical ferocity to roles ranging from the dangerously cool Mia Wallace in Pulp Fiction to the avenging Bride of Kill Bill.
TITIAN
Venetian Renaissance master Titian used luminous color, commanding portraits and increasingly liberated brushwork to transform the possibilities of European painting.
THELMA TODD
Actor and comedian Thelma Todd brought sharp timing and sophisticated mischief to early Hollywood comedy before her sudden death at age twenty-nine became one of the era’s enduring mysteries.
LILY TOMLIN
Comedian and actor Lily Tomlin turned an unforgettable gallery of eccentrics, truth-tellers and social misfits into five decades of incisive American satire.
HENRI DE TOULOUSE-LAUTREC
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec captured the performers, dancers, drinkers and night people of fin-de-siècle Paris in daring compositions that helped transform commercial posters into modern art.
ALLEN TOUSSAINT
New Orleans pianist, songwriter, producer and arranger Allen Toussaint quietly shaped American rhythm and blues through elegant grooves, sly melodies and an extraordinary catalogue of enduring songs.
DAVE TREE
Artist, activist and TREE frontman Dave Tree carries the confrontational spirit of Boston hardcore across painting, printmaking, performance and community-built underground art spaces.
SELINA TRIEFF
Provincetown painter Selina Trieff populated luminous gold-leaf stages with solemn, androgynous figures whose theatrical stillness brings ancient ritual into the modern world.
LEON TROTSKY
Revolutionary theorist Leon Trotsky helped lead the Bolshevik seizure of power and build the Red Army before losing his struggle with Stalin, living in exile and dying by an assassin’s hand.
AGNÈS TROUBLÉ
Designer Agnès Troublé built agnès b. around understated clothes, artistic independence and enduring friendships with the musicians, filmmakers and visual artists of the international underground.
JIM TULLY
Former hobo, boxer and circus laborer Jim Tully brought the hard lives of America’s dispossessed into literature before becoming one of Hollywood’s most feared and unsentimental chroniclers.
TWIGGY
With her cropped hair, painted lashes and slender silhouette, Twiggy became the unmistakable face of Swinging London before extending her career into acting, singing and design.
THE TWILIGHT ZONE
Rod Serling’s The Twilight Zone smuggled moral inquiry and social criticism into American living rooms through unforgettable tales of paranoia, conformity, technology and the supernatural.
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