Palme D’Or winning The Square coming to theaters October 27th
It is unfortunate that over here in America we rarely get to see entrants in the Cannes Film Festival in theaters outside of ...
Tag: Art
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Review: Manifesto
When a work is adapted to another medium, it almost always loses something in translation. Julian Rosefeldt’s Manifesto started its life as a ...
Hellboy reboot releases Mike Mignola promo art, aims at a 2018 release
By now you’ve probably heard that Hellboy 3 from Guillermo del Toro is dead, but there’s an R-rated Hellboy reboot in the works ...
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Tribeca Capsule Review: Flames
Flames offers an intriguing premise. Part documentary and part art movie, co-directors Josephine Decker and Zefrey Throwell document their relationship as it falls ...
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Tribeca Capsule Review: Shadowman
There’s a familiar narrative about the self-destructive artist, or maybe it’s one that we want to see borne out in real life and ...
Review: David Lynch: The Art Life
David Lynch: The Art Life hits a sweet spot in terms of its release date. Lynch’s feature-length debut Eraserhead has just turned 40 years ...
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Review: The B-Side: Elsa Dorfman’s Portrait Photography
The B-Side is an atypical Errol Morris documentary. He doesn’t use the Interrotron at all, his tool that allows interviewees to stare directly ...
NYC: Check out Apparition Popup Art Show on Saturday 10/8 (Brooklyn Horror Film Festival)
While the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival gets underway next week, there’s a launch event at Catland Books on Saturday, October 8th starting at ...
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Review: Paterson
Jim Jarmusch’s Paterson is work of subtle optimism. It’s a gentle film, kind and generous, funny, too. Watching the movie, I sensed Jarmusch ...
NYC: MoMA to screen Thief and the Cobbler work print with director Richard Williams this month
Nearly 30 years in the making, The Thief and the Cobbler is a work of genius hampered by the ambition of its maker, ...
Review: Eva Hesse
Almost every creative work is inescapably autobiographical. We can’t get outside ourselves, so whatever’s been experienced finds expression in the work, whether consciously ...
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Tribeca Review: The Banksy Job
There are cock and bull stories and there are shaggy dog stories and there are complete piss-takes. The Banksy Job is kind of ...