Art
Refugees Tell Their Stories Through Mementos
Jim Lommasson shows the human side of impersonal statistics with photographs of the personal belongings that immigrants brought with them.
Art
Jim Lommasson shows the human side of impersonal statistics with photographs of the personal belongings that immigrants brought with them.
Art
Two exhibitions at the Baltimore Museum of Art revel in the unique strangeness of one’s mind.
Art
Progress is incremental, and art fairs are still hellacious places to appreciate art.
Film
The movie barely feels invested in Mapplethorpe's art, much less in trying to replicate its sensibility.
Art
In this exhibition regarding the intersection of art and technology, instead of work that feels automated or detached, viewers are confronted with works that directly reference the body.
Art
Black Refractions: Highlights from the Studio Museum in Harlem first brings highlights from the iconic New York institution's collection to the Museum of the African Diaspora in San Francisco.
Film
Tonight's episode, "Waiting for the Artist," is the perfect introduction to this odd and wonderful show.
Film
Khalik Allah’s Black Mother looks at maternity as a symbol, using it to understand various subjects in Jamaica.
Books
Author Kaelen Wilson-Goldie reveals the radical power of abstract painter Etel Adnan’s life and work in a new book.
Film
The female-forward characters and the matrilineal Wayúu tribe the movie orbits have gone surprisingly under-explored by film critics.
Books
Yet at age 19, Rachel Lindsay was diagnosed with bipolar disorder, and then realized that upon graduating, she had to be shackled to a corporate job that would provide steady income and much coveted health benefits.
Film
The astonishing documentary Apollo 11 cobbles together forgotten footage shot by NASA employees and uncatalogued audio recordings from personnel who worked on the Apollo program.