Art Critique
Bell Hooks passes, leaving legacy of activism and progress
December 15th saw the death of the legendary author, activist, and professor bell hooks. An impassioned proponent of intersectional feminism and fearless critic of racist and classist societal frameworks, hooks […]
“Inspiring Walt Disney” connects classic animation and European design
While they still churn out memorable animations year after year, Disney has lost more and more of their veneer over the years and shown their cool corporate face. But there […]
The Eternal Sailor sets love adrift in seas of chaos
Already showcasing the second offering of their new Theatre for the Ears platform, theatre company Sound the Alarm dives into another pool of isolation with the cerebral story of love […]
Stratford Festival’s 2022 season announced
It’s an understatement to say that the past two years flew by—few of us have lived through social conditions and constraints such as these, and it has made the time […]
Christopher Walken paints over Banksy on ‘The Outlaws’
Hijinks are part and parcel when it comes to the work of Banksy. Aside from his medium and methods inherently being tied to stealth and surprise, the renowned graffiti artist […]
Theatre for the Ears opens with chilling drama ‘Starman’
One creative boom that may not have been predicted over the last two years is the resurgence of the podcast. With audio gear and software more accessible than ever, it’s […]
Kultura connects audiences and art through AI-driven platform
We have more ways than ever to connect with new media. Through the vast online interconnectivity of the modern age, it is truly easier than ever to have a broad […]
