Film
A Trite Dramatization of the Oslo Peace Accords
An adaptation of the Tony-winning play, Oslo's apolitical take on the Israel-Palestine conflict is of little use to anyone.
Film
An adaptation of the Tony-winning play, Oslo's apolitical take on the Israel-Palestine conflict is of little use to anyone.
Art
In her US debut, Castiel Vitorino Brasileiro charts the boundless potential of the spiritual in-between.
Art
A collaboration between Carriage Trade and Rectangle, Hearts and Minds analyzes the deceptive repackaging of Western imperialism.
Art
Stuck at home as we have been, Busy Work at Home invites us to rediscover our sense of wonder.
Art
What would happen if Black people had or were currently given the time, space, energy, and funding to build alternative futures?
Art
Armstrong’s layered portraits prompt a consideration of race that is not tethered to skin shades.
Art
With subjects and materials such as diner menus and discarded cardboard, Goodwin resists a view of history as progress in search of ultimate truths.
Art
From her earliest works, Ali has confronted colonial histories, challenged racial and gendered biases, and put pressure on borders both physical and conceptual.
Art
Voisine's paintings ask us to consider what we pay attention to and why.
Books
Intended as a satire of the Parisian Symbolist milieu, Gide's novel Marshlands is a sendup of writing itself.
Books
Kearney’s language — exquisitely torqued and modulated, sheering from the formal to the vernacular — reminds us that we are in the hands of a masterful performer.
Art
Narayan Sinha transforms a dilapidated old home into a surreal artistic playground.