This Maria Lassing-like express lesson on the history of art takes us directly into the heart of this year’s focus program, searching for propitious places from which creativity emerges.
The Astoria-based Museum of the Moving Image’s monthly “Queens on Screen” series — which is not about royalty or LGBTQIA+ issues but comprises films set in one of the most diverse areas on the planet — continues July 15 and 17 with two works set in the borough.
On tonight’s show, we’ll be joined by filmmaker Lynne Sachs and poet Paolo Javier to discuss their collaboration on Lynne’s docu-film Swerve…
This exhibition names, includes, and emphasises the work of female artists and the artistic work of women, and is formed as a temporary constellation of several recent works by female artists…
Born in 1936 in Memphis, Tennessee, my father has always chosen the alternative path in life, a path that has brought unpredictable adventures, multiple children with multiple women, brushes with the police and a life-long interest in trying to do some good in the world.
Wearing the tell-tale masks of our daunting now, five NYC performers search for a meal in a Queens market while speaking in verse.
Poets of Queens creates a community for poetry in Queens and beyond.
This month’s nonfiction picks include a reflection on a father, a immersive dive into the fishing industry and an alternative approach to the rock band biopic doc.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is extending invitations to 397 distinguished artists and executives to join the organization in 2022.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has invited 397 members of the global film community to join the organization, it was announced Tuesday.
