Seamless Portraits: Barbara Bloom at David Lewis
In her wry "Stand-Ins," Barbara Bloom homes in on details of possessions and found images to capture the lives of artists, writers, and cultural luminaries.
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Jean-Luc Godard
William Leavitt on Science Fiction, the Desert, and California Conceptual Art
"Living in LA and in the supercharged atmosphere of Hollywood, I just wanted to have my own way to present theater."
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Layaway
Artists have been sleeping in public for some time now; it's the kind of move that pretends to invoke direct access to the unconscious.
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Jean-Luc Godard to Stage Exhibition Version of His Latest Film, ‘The Image Book’
The new work premieres today at the Cannes Film Festival in France.
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Jean-Luc Godard
The cinema for Godard is not limited to the material of celluloid, but rather is inherent to the camera.
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Changing Channels: Dara Birnbaum’s Televisual Art Comes into Focus
Since the 1970s, her pioneering videos and installations have questioned ideas at work in mass media.
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The Browser: Pivot to Video
On DIS's newly rebranded streaming platform, Jean-Luc Godard at Miguel Abreu, and Sondra Perry at Bridget Donahue.
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Laura Cottingham
Laura Cottingham's film serves to document a social scene as much as to tell a cinematic story.
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Silver Screens from Dusty Stacks: A Look at the Free Movie-Streaming Service Available Through Many Public Libraries
Thirteen movies to watch on Kanopy, from a South Korean revenge thriller to one of Godard's greatest films.
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‘I May Destroy You’ Creator Michaela Coel Dedicates Emmy to Sexual Assault Survivors
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