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Embracing Your Fears as Fuel With Zinzi Gugu Johnson
What happens when you stare fear in the face and choose to laugh? Filmmaker Zinzi
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Art21 Premieres Season 12 of ‘Art in the Twenty-First Century’ Amid Funding Cuts
On May 3, hundreds of arts organizations across the US opened their inboxes to
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The Art of Not Being Boring: Polymath Hans Fjellestad on Chaos and Creativity
Throughout history, figures like Jane Goodall, Benjamin Franklin, and Leonardo
Filming the ‘Arthouse’ Pilot
In this week’s episode, we take you behind the scenes of our recent adventure
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‘American Clown’: Guilford Adams’ Documentary Peeks Behind the Make-up
Step right up and prepare to peek behind the painted smiles, as today’s guest,
‘Pretty, But Dead’: Christy Savage Subverts the Horror Trope of the Beautiful Victim
There’s nothing an audience loves better than watching a beautiful woman bleed.
‘Remote’ Season Two Launch: Badir McCleary Captures the Stories Behind Art in Public Spaces
Badir McCleary is cool. So cool, in fact, that the Texas-based filmmaker often finds
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Filmmaker Badir McClearly Unveils the Depths of Public Art in Season Two of ‘Remote’
Public art in America transforms ordinary streets into extraordinary canvases for
Santina Amato: This Woman’s Work is a Labor of Love
Editor’s note: This interview was originally published in Nov. 2023. We’re republishing
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Where do you go to see your favorite metal band perform? Until recently, longtime
The Cinematic Allure of Rani Young, the Luckiest Painter in the World
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Does the name Keith Haring ring any bells? How about Jean-Michel Basquiat? In
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‘Remote,’ Ep. 1: Badir McCleary Captures the Sublime Beauty of Desert X
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James L Hussey: The Director Questioning Roy Lichtenstein’s ‘Art of Appropriation’ [Podcast]
Was the iconic Roy Lichtenstein a great artist, a thief, or both? This is the question
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Filmmaker Andi Avery wants to confess a terrible secret. “I don’t really like
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Cult Classic Film ‘The Last Unicorn’ Celebrates 40 Years on Screen and in Our Hearts
“It's a very rare person who is taken for what he truly is,” says Schmendrick,
How Ates Isildak Creates a Safe Space for Marginalized Communities
Ates Isildak uses short films, music videos, and photography to subvert conventional