Michael Snow Teases the Eye and the Mind
Our attention spans have shrunk over the last half century. Consider Michael Snow’s “Wavelength” (1967), a rigorous 45-minute film made by the Canadian artist that stands as a monument of …
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Gaby Diaz Is a ‘Swiss Army Knife’ of a Dancer
Dance polyglots abound in the entertainment industry. Need a dancer who can pick up hip-hop and contemporary choreography quickly, and maybe also perform in pointe shoes? At most Los Angeles …
Book Review: ‘Forgiving Imelda Marcos,’ by Nathan Go; ‘Dreaming Home,’ by Lucian Childs; ‘A Quitter’s Paradise,’ by Elysha Chang
But there are larger themes of forgiveness running throughout the book, primarily regarding Lito’s father and the priest; Lito and the priest; Lito and his father; Lito’s son and his …
How to Support Your Favorite Bands and Musicians
The world, you’ve concluded, would be a much better place if it were listening to the songs and attending the performances of your favorite lesser-known indie band. Whether you found …
Miami City Ballet lands National Dance Institute director
Written by Abraham Galvan on January 17, 2023 Advertisement The Miami City Ballet has selected Juan José Escalante as its new executive director. Replacing his predecessor Tania Castroverde Moskalenko, Mr. …
Don’t Miss: Elaine Reichek at Shoshana Wayne Gallery
Brooklyn-born Elaine Reichek was part of the first wave of feminist practitioners to use traditional handcrafts like knitting and embroidery to explore social, sexual and identity politics, reimagining samplers, tapestries, …
Full of gags and gusto, “Joy Ride” is a provocative comedy that isn’t afraid to probe identity
If the road trip movie tends to literalize a traditional and familiar narrative structure — taking its merry band of characters from Point A to Point B — you could …
Beachcroft Beach Hut Suites review, West Sussex
If rustic comes to mind when you envisage staying in a beach hut, you’ll be mistaken, as luxury hotels and hospitality companies around the UK have been busy reinventing this …
How to Squeeze a Feminist Farce Into an English Country House
The new Broadway comedy “The Cottage” begins with a pair of lovers in an English country house in 1923, the morning after their annual illicit tryst. Sylvia, played by the …
What Makes a Diva? – The New York Times
Opera singer. Style icon. Outspoken woman. Divine being. High-maintenance nightmare. A “diva” could be any of these, depending on who is speaking, and about whom. It’s a word known all …