Film
Marco Brambilla’s mesmerizing and apocalyptic video collages.
Put on your fuzziest sweater and head over to MoMA for The Rolling Stones’ 50th anniversary film series. (It’s never too cold for rock ‘n’ roll!)
What would be Gordon Parks’ one hundredth birthday has spawned celebratory shows on view all over New York.
MoMA celebrates Quentin Tarantino and LACMA recognizes Stanley Kubrick (though the locations are mildly ironic).
Alexandra Fairweather just premiered a documentary about her stepfather, the renowned artist John Chamberlain. She tells us about four Art Southampton artworks that remind her of her late stepfather.
Sometimes, it can be hard to find the time to relax and watch a movie. Artist Dennis Neuschaefer-Rube separates films into thousands of frames so you can see an entire movie all at once.
Tim Burton’s got nothing on these guys.
The New Museum’s new exhibition Ghosts in the Machine looks at fifty years of artist’s ideas about the future of technology.
Anders Ramsell rehashes the 1982 thriller in an animation composed of thousands of watercolors
Opening today at the Lincoln Center Festival, this award-winning artwork stitches together thousands of notable clips from the entire history of cinema, each featuring an exact time on the face of a clock.
Apparently Warhol was disappointed that filmmaker Jørgen Leth didn’t offer him McDonalds.
A group of primary school boys take on a sculpture exhibition, unattended.
