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Faith Ringgold’s Letter To The Guerrilla Girls Still Inspires, Thirty Years Later
After the artist’s death, the collective wants to remind the world of Ringgold’s dream: “I have a dream that one day the art world...
What Actually Happened To The DCist, And Beloved Radio Station WAMU
It’s a sad tale about a sudden, depressing end to the feisty - and revived - digital news publication, and a cautionary discussion about...
The TV Show That Changed Everything
Before Strangers with Candy, there was TV comedy, sure, and also true, not many people watched the show while it was on. But it...
The Nephew Of Norval Morrisseau, Implicated In Massive Art Fraud Scandal, Reaches A Resolution...
"In total, police laid more than 40 charges against eight people in March 2023. The investigation led to the seizure of more than 1,000 pieces of...
Actor Alfred Molina Has Fallen For New York
And New Yorkers love an actor who is moving to Broadway from Hollywood; though Molina has been nominated for three Tony Awards, it’s been...
Viola Davis Adds Publisher To Her Packed Resume
Davis and her husband Julius Tennon are opening JVL Media, adding to their TV and movie production business - their company that has brought...
The Trans Author Who Toured Red State Libraries With Her Book
"It occurred to me that in Iowa you don’t need a permit to carry a gun — open or concealed. A current of people...
Indigenous Artists Win Top Prizes At Venice Biennale
“The exhibition’s top prizes both went to Indigenous artists, with the Golden Lion for the main curated exhibition going to the Mataaho Collective, which consists...
Dying For The Liberal Arts
In 1942, a young man at war wrote a defense of the liberal arts to his family, and to his favorite professor - letters...
How Harlem Stage Has Helped Create Choreography Careers
The series E-Moves is 25 years old now, and one of its "intended effects has been to take choreographers who work mainly ‘downtown,’ in...
The Irish Lads Who Founded Smut Press Are Having A Bit Of A Laugh
“The goal of Smut, says Scollard, is to 'champion work that might find it difficult to get published elsewhere – maybe a bit risqué...
The Resurrection Of Notre Dame Is Bringing The French Together In Some Unexpected Ways
"For almost five years, Parisians looked into a sad emptiness when they walked past Notre-Dame and looked up. The void reminded them of a...
In Recent US Cinema, Women Loving Women Have Gotten Very Funny And Bizarre
"With their offbeat B-movie feel, these stories are ‘managing to mess with this dichotomy between the good representation and the bad representation,’” one expert...
Why Are Seattle Libraries Announcing 1,500 Hours Of Closures In Eight Weeks?
Library workers aren’t happy. "The City is denying Seattleites 1,500 hours of learning, checking out books, applying for jobs, talking with neighbors, sheltering from...
How Edward Hopper Nails Life In New York
Or so says SNL’s Bowen Yang. "You look at a Hopper painting , and it’s like people being in rooms regarding the arrangement of the city,...
Sunset Boulevard, Heading To Broadway, Just Swept The Oliviers In London
The revival of the Andrew Lloyd Webber show won seven Oliviers, matching the totals won by Hamilton, Matilda, and Cabaret. - The Telegraph (UK)...
The Writers Make Their Picks
For last year’s awards, that is - and The Holdovers also finally earned some recognition. - Vulture
Scottish Artists Fear They’re Falling Into A Cultural Black Hole
That’s because Scottish filmmakers, writers, and artists are feeling vulnerable "following the closure of a film project, a book festival and an art magazine...
Forget The Awards Shows, Forget The Auteurs
Netflix wants to appeal to, well, everyone. (Perhaps everyone except those who often enjoy auteur-created movies?) - The New York Times
Civil War And Displacement – Through The Eyes Of A Poet
Emi Mahmoud has been trying to bring Sudan to life for non-Sudanese people for years. But now, the poet’s urgency has increased due to...
Suzan-Lori Parks Hasn’t Stopped Fearlessly Reimagining The United States
“Her plays, inventive provocations whose sometimes scathing visions of race and gender can unsettle audiences, have something to tell us about the troublesome relationship...
Ukrainian Artists Make Fun Of Refugee Stereotypes At The Venice Biennale
But then, the work is also affecting. “The line between a certain irony, and the suspension of disbelief, turns out to be extremely fine."...
The Towering Vessel Sculpture At Hudson Yards Will Reopen, With More Mesh Intended To...
"Peter DeSalvo Jr., the father of the first person to die by suicide , faulted the developer for not heeding warnings from experts or...
The Publishing World Is Drowning In Books
"What a remarkable change it would be if corporations would allow their employees to do the best job they can with each book that...
The Physics Of Running On Top Of A Moving Train
Basically, “Just because you see something done in a movie, that doesn't mean you should try it yourself.” But let’s talk physics, including “fake...