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In Five: Naomi Watts Will Go “Blonde” in 2013, “Dallas” Star Larry Hagman...
1. Andrew Dominik (“Killing Them Softly,” “The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford”) plans to shoot his “Polanski-esque” film about the life of Marilyn Monroe, “Blonde,” in 2013....
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Spotlight Holiday Gift Guide: Part Two
By Bryan Hood and Craig Hubert | As 2012 winds down, you’re probably at that point where you either have to buy gifts for someone or maybe just want to get something for yourself. And even if that’s...
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Loop’s Labor’s Lost: How William Basinski Turned Silence Into the Decade’s...
By Craig Hubert | It began as an act of preservation. In the summer of 2001, the musician and composer William Basinski was in the process of digitizing his vast archive of tape loops at his loft in...
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COIL 2013: An Eclectic Program of Avant-Garde Performance
By Sara Roffino | Despite temporary homelessness, the Lower East Side’s bastion of contemporary performance, PS 122, will kick off its eighth annual COIL Festival this evening. The festival — a perfect...
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Katheryn Bigelow’s Art World Roots
By Craig Hubert | If you know the name Kathryn Bigelow, it’s most likely from her Academy Award winning film “The Hurt Locker,” and/or the recently released, Academy Award nominated, “Zero Dark...
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Under the Radar Festival Establishes Itself on the Theater Circuit
By Sara Roffino | This past weekend theater enthusiasts ebbed and flowed through the lobby of the sparkling Public Theater (still basking in renovations completed last fall), sipping on spiked mulled...
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In Five: “Lucky Guy” Explodes on Broadway, The Living Theater Not Shutting...
1. The late Nora Ephron’s “Lucky Guy” has opened on Broadway to extremely strong numbers, grossing a total of $367,156 during its first two sold out performances last weekend, making it “easily on...
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Tonight: Further Rituals of Rented Island at Anthology Film Archives
Tonight is the opening of “Further Rituals of Rented Island,” a film series at Anthology Film Archives in New York in conjunction with the exhibition currently on view at the Whitney Museum. Co-curated...
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Filmmaker Michael Snow at the Philadelphia Museum of Art
At the end of Michael Snow’s “Wavelength” (1967), the artist’s epochal work of experimental cinema, the camera, engaged in a gradual zoom across a loft in downtown New York, lands on a photograph of...
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Watch the Trailer for Isaac Julien’s “PLAYTIME”
Yesterday, I wrote about the films of artist Isaac Julien, which are screening at the Museum of Modern Art in conjunction with “Ten Thousand Waves,” his nine-channel installation that hangs over the...
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