Art Gallery of Ontario’s workers strike for fair wages
We go to galleries to surround ourselves with the delights of the exhibited artists, meandering through peaceful halls to engage in quiet contemplation of works past and present. But it’s […]
Patrick Moore resigns as Warhol Museum director
After seven years in the position and thirteen at the institution, Patrick Moore is stepping down as director of the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh–but perhaps not for as heated […]
“Theatre is Peace” on World Theatre Day 2024
Over the past year, we’ve come to a point in the arts and entertainment industry where the heavy hitters of the modern world are in dire straits. Both the video […]
Pussy Riot’s history explored in ‘Velvet Terrorism’
Few groups are as easily recognizable as Pussy Riot. Clad in vibrant balaclavas, the Russian punk band and activist group has made a name for itself as an unflinching detractor […]
Extinction Rebellion not ‘An Enemy of the People’
In a continuing trend of non-violent protest, Extinction Rebellion has once again made a very public splash in the arts realm. In the middle of a preview of a new […]
Christie’s Elton John auction has dazzling opening night
It’s not hard to see the aesthetic value in musicians of the 1960s and 70s—pageantry was at its first true peak for modern music and with it came objects and […]
America Ferrera to star as Ana Mendieta in “Naked by the Window”
Following what was an extremely impactful year for the actor with her staggering performance in Barbie, America Ferrera is slated to star as Cuban artist Ana Mendieta in the upcoming […]
