In their straight-shooting documentary the filmmakers explore anonymous artist Banksy's work and influence, and investigate his identity.
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Book Review: ‘Blanket Toss Under The Midnight Sun’ by Paul Seesequasis
'Blanket Toss Under The Moonlight Sun' by Paul Seesequasis is a stunning collection of images and stories that offer a counterpoint to old stereotypes.
Read More »Book Review: Arabicity Edited by Juliet Cestar & Rose Issa
'Arabicity', edited by Juliet Cestar and Rose Issa, is a wonderful collection of visual art which also serves as excellent introduction to the world of modern Arabic art.
Read More »FEEcon 2019: Making a Career Out of Video
There are many paths to careers in video. Here are four success stories.
Read More »New York Botanical Garden Holiday Train Show Wonderland
Every holiday season the New York Botanical Garden Holiday Train Show holds lustrous wonders for children and adults alike. This year's show runs until January 21, 2019.
Read More »Interview: Actress Paula Garcés, Co-Creator of ‘World of Aluna’
Actress/producer/writer Paula Garcés and her husband Antonio Hernandez continue to expand their 'The World of Aluna' with a new graphic novel trilogy that continues the adventures of the South American superhero.
Read More »Review (London): ‘Michael Jackson: On the Wall’ Exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery
The National Portrait Gallery in London is located at St. Martin’s Place by Trafalgar Square. 'Michael Jackson: On the Wall' will be there through Sunday, October 21.
Read More »Art Review: ‘Georgia O’Keeffe: Visions of Hawai’i’ at New York Botanical Garden
'Georgia O'Keeffe's Visions of Hawai'i' currently at the NYBG until 28 October will delight you with its beauty and inspire you to appreciate this little-known journey of the artist's life and career.
Read More »New Enthusiasm for Eurythmy: Gabrielle Armenier Moves to Illuminate the Human Experience and Creative Process
Eurythmy produces a performing experience unlike many others; it lures you in to new shores, perhaps a bit like the song of the sirens once captured Odysseus.
Read More »Metropolitan Museum of Art: Musical Instrument Galleries Reopen
Among the fascinating objects associated with major artists and historical figures are a narwhal-tusk flute made for Frederick the Great, a 16th-century Amati violin made for the marriage of Philip II, guitars owned by Segovia, and a clarinet that belonged to Benny Goodman.
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