Article Godard’s Sly Subversion ‘Contempt’ is Godard’s greatest attempt to bring order to the world of cinema, to tame its commercial side and create a beautiful film. By Santiago Ramos September 23, 2023 Movies Arts Culture
Feature Memory and Movement The Buglisi Dance Theatre’s annual show is an embodied liturgy in remembrance of 9/11. By Cecilia Whalen September 11, 2023 Arts Music
Feature Diversity Done Right Exhibits celebrating Juan de Pareja and modern Latino artists devote necessary attention to topics that have been willfully marginalized or ignored. By Alejandro Anreus August 14, 2023 Arts Latin America
Feature Angel of Mystery Why is there a picture of Martin Luther underneath the irreligious Paul Klee’s ‘Angelus Novus’? By Max Pensky July 7, 2023 art Arts History Culture Books
Feature Faces of Courage in Iran Five hundred Iranian protesters have suffered serious eye injuries after police fired on them with birdshot. Here are eight faces of courage. By Anonymous April 6, 2023 Foreign Affairs International Middle East Arts
Article What Do Movies Remember? New films by Steven Spielberg and Charlotte Wells offer two profoundly different views of film’s relationship to memory. By Robert Rubsam March 31, 2023 Movies Arts Culture