Picture a portrait of the most generic late-eighteenth century gentleman you can imagine. Picture him through a nearsighted lens, the kind an optometrist uses to test your vision, so blurry he looks like...
I come out stronger in the end when I can walk through fear.
-Moving Stories performer
This past weekend, the Moving Steps Foundation showcased its first performance, “Moving Stories,” at the Dance...
After six years, 125 global artists and around 62,450 frames, Dorota Kobiela and Hugh Welchman’s product, “Loving Vincent” is worth every brushstroke. The world’s first fully oil-painted feature...
Once again, the public erupted in backlash against Hollywood cinema’s whitewashing of roles after a casting announcement was released that Ed Skrein would be playing Major Ben Daimio, a character of...
Before their panel on 1960s photojournalism held in Collins on Tuesday, Oct. 18, Dr. Annie Segan—writer, oral historian, editor, multi-media artist and curator of her father, Arthur Rothstein’s, photographs—and...
Solange’s recently released album “A Seat at the Table” is an artistically riveting R&B album that moves listeners’ emotions, sympathizes with the struggles of those unjustifiably neglected,...
