arts and culture
‘At War,’ class struggle film coming soon to a theater near you
July 22, 2019At War is very realistic and well-made—at times it seems like a documentary, and the cast is largely composed of nonprofessional actors.
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‘Soul of a Nation’: Art of the Black Power decades
July 19, 2019Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power 1963-1983 is a comprehensive, expansive, and some might consider exhaustive overview of the Black Power movement.
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‘Scraps’: A forceful play about slavery’s legacy in West Coast premiere
July 10, 2019The New York Times review called Inoa “a playwright to watch.” Time Out New York called her “a passionate new voice screaming to be heard.”
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From the Hollywood Fringe Festival 2019: ‘Tales From the Powder Room’
July 9, 2019Sisterhood is still Powder-ful. All Powder to the people!
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Radical art in Chicago right now: Queer, anti-apartheid, and Manet
July 8, 2019Three exhibitions you should see.
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