Arts, Events & Culture
Art & creativity, events, design, cultural shifts
A vibrant mix of nostalgia and innovation is shaping the current cultural landscape, from Jilly Cooper's humorous explorations of love and mortality to the revival of Tim Burton's 'Beetlejuice' as a musical spectacle. Meanwhile, the art world is experiencing a significant resurgence, with auction houses recalibrating their strategies to meet new buyer expectations, while dance seeks to professionalize and gain the spotlight akin to sports. Amidst this, personal stories like Jimi Hendrix's memorabilia and Kim Noble's eccentric promotional tactics remind us that behind the glitz, there are rich narratives waiting to be uncovered.
Articles
- Review: Here’s Johnny! (And Bach and 4 Choreographers)
Violinist Johnny Gandelsman merges Bach's cello suites with contemporary dance in 'Johnny Loves Johann,' showcasing a unique collaboration with four choreographers that aims to bring the music to life through movement.
- Paris Man Wins $1.2 Million Picasso Painting in Charity Raffle
A Parisian software salesman won a $1.2 million Picasso painting in a charity raffle, highlighting the intersection of art and philanthropy.
- From One Day to One Ring: Leo Woodall joins new The Lord of the Rings cast
Leo Woodall, along with Jamie Dornan and Kate Winslet, is set to join the cast of the new 'The Lord of the Rings' series, alongside returning actors Sir Ian McKellen and Elijah Wood.
- Post your questions for Adam Scott
Actor Adam Scott, known for his roles in 'Parks and Recreation' and 'Severance', invites fans to submit their questions, reflecting on his diverse career from the 90s to present day.
- Review: ‘Margo’s Got Money Troubles’ Will Make an OnlyFan of You
Elle Fanning shines in 'Margo’s Got Money Troubles,' a dramedy that explores the complexities of online exposure and personal finance with humor and heart.
- ‘No Picnic’ Is a Walk Down Mean Street Memory Lane
The restored 1985 film 'No Picnic,' directed by Philip Hartman, offers a nostalgic glimpse into the East Village and is currently screening at Film Forum until April 23.
- They Were YouTube’s First Stars. Here’s What They Wish They’d Known.
YouTube's early stars, including MatPat and Miranda Sings, reflect on their experiences and share insights on the evolving landscape of success on the platform.
- ‘I wanted my work to be shameless’: 93-year-old artist Joan Semmel on her trailblazing nudes
Joan Semmel, a 93-year-old artist, reflects on her groundbreaking work featuring her own nude body, which challenged societal norms in the 1970s and established her as a feminist pioneer. Now preparing for her upcoming exhibition, she emphasizes the artistic construct of her paintings, which continue to explore themes of gesture and abstraction.
- ‘One simple gesture says it all’: the world in black and white – in pictures
Marina Sersale's monochrome photography captures intimate moments across various locations, including Italy and Japan, showcasing the beauty and emotion of everyday life through a black and white lens.