On the afternoon I saw Peter Hujar: Contact at the Morgan Library (through October 25, 2026) , a man I’d known decades ago in San Francisco dismissed me in the hallway. It was a brief interaction. Embarrassingly small, considering how much it hurt me. We hadn’t seen each other in nearly a decade. He couldn’t have cared less. But, when I thought of it, he had always treated me that way. And maybe he treats everyone that way. I carried that cold feeling into the gallery with me. For some reason, I

This is a harrowing journey into this man's collapse of himself...

WHAT’S IN YOUR NERDHAT? Within an hour of watching Coyote vs Acme in the theatre, Will & Richard sat down to share their initial reactions. A big shout out to Marketplace Cinemas of Winston Salem for providing both an enjoyable theatrical experience and for giving us the permission to record in one of their theater rooms. If you're passing through or live in Winston Salem, be sure to check them out! https://www.mpcws.com/ Love the podcast? Want access to additional content and upd...

In questo episodio parliamo della fotografia dal titolo "Pepper n° 30" scattata da Edward Weston nel 1930.

Speaker: Hello and welcome back to the show.Speaker: I'm photographer Matthew Jordan Smith Today we're going to talk about representation Today we're gonna talk about representation, race, power, and the photographer's gaze Let me begin with a question that every photographer should ask. Speaker: Who has the power when a photograph is made? Speaker: If we think back in history to images that we can all relate to right away, or many of us anyway Like the picture of the napalm girl from

In this episode, we tackle 1985's Friday the 13th: A New Beginning (Part V), one of the most controversial and talked-about installments in the entire slasher franchise. Directed by Danny Steinmann, this entry takes a dramatic turn by moving the terror away from Camp Crystal Lake to the Pinehurst Youth Rehabilitation Center. The plot follows a now-teenage Tommy Jarvis (John Shepherd) as he struggles with past trauma, only for a new hockey-masked killer to begin a brutal murder spree through the

Zhang Jun è YouTuber del canale 食贫道 Al Lido ha presentato "It's time to change" un documentario che indaga il passato di Osaka in passato chiamata Ryukyu tramite i racconti delle persone locali, questa volta da un punto di vista cinese che, come afferma, mancava nella narrativa dei media.

Har du noen gang lyst til å endre noe i livet ditt – men kjenner at du havner i de samme tankene, de samme følelsene og de samme valgene, dag etter dag?I denne episoden pakker Hege koffert til Basel, hvor hun skal møte doktor Joe Dispenza live sammen med rundt åtte tusen andre. Hun deler sin egen historie – fra å knapt klare to minutter med meditasjon for syv år siden, med en hjerne full av ADHD-fart, til å ha brukt Dispenzas meditasjoner trofast i årevis. Og hun oversetter noen av hans

Here’s what’s going on around the Beaver State. Check out these events! Portland Metro 1. A Choreographer Turns 40 Years of Dance Archives Into a Walk-Through Exhibit, Portland – thru Oct 22, 2026 (Converge 45) Portland dance icon Linda K. Johnson transforms four decades of choreography into an immersive archive at Place Gallery, filling the […]

Das Sechste Gebot - Nicht töten/morden- Teil 1 Das Übersetzungsdilemma Zur Erklärung:Jeshua Ha Maschiach - Das ist hebräisch. Es bedeutet Jesus der Messias.2Mo 20:13: "Du sollst nicht töten." (Luther)Zunächst möchte ich einige Worte zur Übersetzung verlieren.Die Übersetzung Schlachter 2000 übersetzt hier zwar auchwie die meisten deutschen Übersetzungen:"Du sollst nicht töten" Aber es gibt hier eine Anmerkung, die darauf hinweist, dass das hebräische Wort für töten, morden, also auch das

Weekly AI news for the creative industries. Every Monday, Technically Creative brings you a fast, opinionated recap of the biggest stories in artificial intelligence, entertainment, media and technology from the week just gone, and what they mean for the week ahead.This is a new kind of episode for Technically Creative. Alongside our usual interviews with leaders across film, television, advertising, technology and the creative industries, Orlando Wood will now start each week with a short AI Week

James Mudd delivered a satirical speech in 1865 at the Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society, in which he spoke about the obsession with technology, which in his future world, had only intensified. What about art and creativity? This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.rajivchopra.in/subscribe

Eugène Delacroix stands as one of the defining figures of 19th-century French art and the leading pioneer of the Romantic movement. Rejecting the rigid, line-driven academic standards of Neoclassicism championed by contemporaries like Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres, Delacroix embraced raw emotion, expressive brushwork, and radiant color inspired by Peter Paul Rubens. From his controversial Paris Salon debut with The Barque of Dante (1822) and his role as a model for Théodore Géricault’s The Raft of

Marcel Duchamp could paint. He understood perspective, composition, Cubism, and the rules of art history—and then he decided those rules were optional. Inspired by MoMA’s sweeping Duchamp retrospective, James explores nearly six decades of work by one of modern art’s most disruptive figures. The exhibition moves from Duchamp’s early paintings and drawings through readymades, mechanical contraptions, optical experiments, wordplay, alter egos, and the mysterious installation he constructed in s...

In this series of topic-focused mini-episodes, Gilbert and Frank share their love of unheralded films, underrated TV shows, underappreciated pop songs and (often) unknown performers, discussing, dissecting and (occasionally) defending their handpicked guilty pleasures and buried treasures.. This week: The disappearance of Bridget Fonda! Jerry Lewis “meets” John Cusack! And the golden age of Woody Allen!https://www.gilbertpodcast.com/mini-ep-14-a-simple-plan-radio-days/ Learn more about your ad

In this episode, we dive into 1984's Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter (Part 4), widely considered by fans to be one of the absolute best entries in the slasher franchise. Directed by Joseph Zito, this installment brings Jason Voorhees back to Crystal Lake to stalk a fresh group of teenagers and the Jarvis family, introducing Corey Feldman in his iconic role as Tommy Jarvis alongside Crispin Glover's unforgettable performance as Teddy. Featuring legendary practical gore effects by Tom Savini and an

Frente a emociones complejas o heridas del pasado, la clave no es reprimir la rabia ni volcarla contra otros, sino procesarla a través del cuerpo y la expresión. Utilizar actos psicomágicos y rituales permite liberar la carga acumulada, sanar historias ancestrales y recuperar el espacio interno necesario para recuperar la energía vital, la creatividad y el propio poder.¿Qué suelo hacer con mi rabia o tristeza cuando aparece, la reprimo, la exploto contra alguien más o le doy un espacio seguro para

Philip Yuzhong Ge è un produttore, regista, sceneggiatore cinese con base a Los Angeles che sfrutta la propria sensibilità multiculturale per raccontare storie autentiche e uniche su comunità sottorappresentate. A Venezia presenta il suo corto generato con IA intitolato "The Beggar".Sigla: Cécile Houel

Come si racconta la salute mentale senza cadere nella solita retorica? Per due minuti e mezzo credi di guardare la storia di due tifosi allo stadio: uno estroverso e solare, l'altro introverso e silenzioso. Poi arriva il finale, ed è uno schiaffo in faccia che ribalta ogni tua certezza.In questo episodio dissezioniamo "Check in on those around you", la devastante e brillante campagna del Norwich City FC ideata dall'agenzia Neverland. Un'opera che ha distrutto lo stereotipo della depressione

En 1975, Steven Spielberg no solo aterrorizó a los bañistas de Amity Island, sino que cambió las reglas de Hollywood para siempre al crear el primer gran blockbuster de verano de la historia. En este nuevo episodio de Encuentros Cercanos con el Cine, nos sumergimos en las aguas profundas de Tiburón junto a Aldus y Yesi, dos aficionados del cine Spielberiano. Descubrí cómo un tiburón mecánico que se negaba a funcionar, un rodaje al borde del colapso total y dos simples pero escalofriantes notas