““The Graduate” is the most-directed movie Nichols ever made, and, naturally enough, it’s the one that earned him an Academy Award for Best Director
Perec captures the horrors of Ellis Island where a militaristic, racist nation sorted human beings into groups of desirables and undesirables
Robert Hughes was, as usual, right when he said, “Most art aspires to the condition of Muzak. It provides the background hum for power.
Martin Amis’ autobiographical novel “Inside Story” pays tribute to the author’s literary fathers — Saul Bellow, Philip Larkin and Vladimir Nabokov.
The Sol LeWitt App, created by the artist’s estate and Microsoft, demonstrates the cozy relationship between big tech and conceptual art.
If there were a Nobel Prize for documentary filmmaking, Wiseman would have won a long time ago.
Charlie Kaufman’s ‘I’m Thinking of Ending Things’ is nowhere near his best — yet his storytelling is better than ever. No, that’s not a paradox.
It’s hard to think of another filmmaker with such a lofty reputation and such a childish sense of humor.
50 years ago, Philip Roth, Philip Guston and Bob Dylan moved to Woodstock and changed the face of American art.
The epidemic has robbed the world of countless artworks. And it has only just begun.