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Lawsuit concerning ownership of a Matisse rejected by Supreme Court

Katherine Keener 4 April 2019

Six exhibitions you don’t want to miss this year in London

Katherine Keener 7 January 2019

2018 in Museum Acquisitions

Leonidas Kalai 15 December 2018

Leading lights - Artists

Bob Dylan’s ‘Rail Car’ rolls into Provence

Brandon Lorimer 15 May 2022

Must see - Theatre

Neptune Theatre’s ‘Rocky Horror’ finds the heart of Transylvania

Brandon Lorimer 8 May 2022

Leading lights - Artists

Beeple celebrates ‘Everydays’ 15th anniversary on The Tonight Show

Brandon Lorimer 4 May 2022

Leading lights - Curators

“The Milk of Dreams” fuels the 2022 Venice Biennale

Brandon Lorimer 24 April 2022

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Neptune Theatre’s ‘Rocky Horror’ finds the heart of Transylvania

There is something magic in every production of The Rocky Horror Show. Richard O’Brien’s legendary exploration of queer identity through the lens of intergalactic hedonistic party animals is an ode to B-movies, rock and roll, and LGBTQ2s+ culture. It was unprecedented for its era and has stood the test of time half a century later. […]

“Star Wars Kid: The Rise of the Digital Shadows” urges for digital empathy

We are at the point in this digital age where virality is taken for granted. Andy Warhol’s prophecy of everyone’s fifteen minutes of fame has never been more true—and more shallow. But there was a time not so long ago that the sheer concept of hundreds of millions of people sharing in the same online […]

‘The Andy Warhol Diaries’ shows the love and fear of an icon

While the world over has been especially keen on the recent release of Inventing Anna—the exploits of real-life con artist Anna Delvey—almost simultaneously, Netflix has released a stunning and emotional delve into The Andy Warhol Diaries. Following the published journals of the same name notated and edited by Pat Hackett, this short docuseries dives into […]

Black Theatre Workshop celebrates 50 years with Vision Celebration

While it may have been from a safely distanced livestream, Montréal’s Black Theatre Workshop still found much to celebrate for this year at their annual Vision Celebration. A night celebrating the city’s Black artistic community, BTW’s Vision Celebration is a night of awards and bursaries, as well as a means to reflect on the Canadian […]