arts and culture
‘Taking Venice’: How the U.S. did it
June 4, 2024The film is structured as a suspense story, though we know the conclusion before we even set foot in the theater. The musical score helps to keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
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‘Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga’: Fast, furious, and feminist!
May 31, 2024The self-declared feminist director’s new movie Furiosa, the latest installment of his Mad Max saga, is clearly women-driven.
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‘The Jewish Anarchist Movement in America’ finally appears in English
May 30, 2024Joseph Cohen’s monumental work has long been regarded as a seminal, if not definitive, source of detailed information and impressions on the topic of Jewish anarchism in America.
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Frederick Douglass, James Baldwin, and PW cartoonist Ollie Harrington featured at Yale exhibition
May 29, 2024Douglass, Baldwin, Harrington honors Walter and Linda Evans and their work advocating for, documenting, and celebrating Black arts in America.
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‘Topsy Turvy’: From Covid to Ovid, a pandemic parable
May 29, 2024The play not only lampooned but harpooned the Bush administration and the professional flatterers of mass murderers.
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