by Louisa.H Pouran Derakhshandeh is one of the few Iranian female filmmakers who has been active in making narrative films continuously. In most of her […]
Year: 2018
Artists and Museum Professionals Vexed by Imbroglio at MOCA L.A.
BY Andy Battaglia, Maximilíano Durón As questions swirled last week around the dismissal of Helen Molesworth as chief curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art […]
$110.5 M. Basquiat Masterpiece Will Travel to Seattle, the Latest Stop on a Tour Painfully Exemplifying Problems of the Present Moment
BY ANDREW RUSSETH After it completes a six-week stint at the Brooklyn Museum this Sunday, the untitled 1982 Jean-Michel Basquiat skull painting that sold to […]
Representation in film matters to minorities
by: Hoang Nguyen 53% of black Americans think black characters are often stereotypedWith Black Panther breaking box office records and films like Get Out and […]
Betty Woodman, Maker of Audacious Ceramics, Dies at 87
BY ALEX GREENBERGER Betty Woodman, the sculptor who has, for the past six decades, created ceramics that draw on and combine various art-historical styles, often with […]