“The Collaboration” examines Warhol and Basquiat with gloves off
This year has been rich with examination of the life of Andy Warhol. Most notable was The Andy Warhol Diaries, a Netflix series that went through his life chapter by […]
Banksy in Borodyanka highlight Ukrainian resilience
Art is one of the few things that can get the soul through times of true suffering, even as the world continues to offer trials and tribulations. The legendary artist […]
Stan Douglas dissects lens and memory in “Revealing Narratives”
The intersection of photography and computer-generated images was perhaps one of the quickest encounters of the modern form as well as one of the most troubling. Photography, in a reductive […]
Decision To Leave is Park Chan-Wook’s noir heartbreaker
The latest offering from visionary Korean director Park Can-Wook has been making a strong impression across the film festival circuit this year. Decision To Leave, a methodically slow burn of […]
AI-created art win’s Colorado State Fair competition
As all sectors in life become more and more inundated with the digital realm, we will of course keep seeing one of the same questions popping up in the art […]
Inu-Oh is a feverish exploration of why we create
We are long past the point where animations—and most especially the labour-intensive and detailed works of anime—are not considered with the same value as other artistic mediums. Iconic and iconoclast […]
PRO.ACT Theatre Festival brings English theatre to the Ukraine
As the war rages on between Ukraine and Russia, there is a clear desire amongst its populace to hold onto what bits of normalcy and expression they can in the […]
