REVIEW: Prasad Paul Duffy’s “Revolutionary”
In the dire and distant future of “Revolutionary: A Futuristic Musical,” automation and totalitarianism have forced a generation of youth onto the streets. Innocent buskers […]
Arts
Mika Rottenberg’s Playful Surrealism
An air conditioner drips water onto a plant; a ponytail jutting out of the wall bops up and down; single drops of water fall from […]
Vampire Weekend at Madison Square Garden
I Don’t Want to Live this Way but I Don’t Want to Die Vampire Weekend played Madison Square Garden on Friday Sept. 6. It […]
Jarrett Earnest Interview
Coleman: You ask almost everyone in your latest book, What it Means to Write about Art, about an early aesthetic experience, Do you have one […]
It Chapter Two Review
This past weekend the second and final part to the It series came to frighten audiences once more. The film returned to show the child characters […]
Midsommar: The Director’s Cut Isn’t Worth It
Ari Aster’s Midsommar was one of the most anticipated films of 2019, and this past weekend it had the privilege of releasing a director’s cut […]
Keunmin Lee at Shin Gallery Provides Something Special This Off-Season
Late August to early September is typically when galleries shut their doors and take a break to get ready for the fall season. Finding an […]
Rendy’s Reviews: Three Docs
VISION PORTRAITS One of life’s greatest idioms is, “Beauty is in the eye of the beholder,” meaning that beauty cannot be judged objectively, for what […]