Far West
The New Yorker Documentary. An Artist Seeks Reinvention by Living Off the Grid. In Stephen Michael Simon’s documentary, Lala Abaddon leaves New York City and finds peace, and creativity, in…
Mike Diana
the first person to receive a criminal conviction in the United States for artistic obscenity for his comic Boiled Angel.
Twisting Tradition: Medieval Cats, Dead Dad Pots and the Ceramics of Vicky Lindo & Bill Brookes
Step inside the side-by-side studios of Vicky Lindo and Bill Brookes, two ceramic artists who reinvent traditional Devonshire pottery to combine a childlike love of animals, with powerful personal history.…
The Council of Frogs
Matt Emmons
Anaïs Nin: A Sea of Lies
Anaïs Nin, the author of works such as Delta of Venus and House of Incest, is the patron saint of taboo-breaking pop culture sexual iconoclasts. Not only is she an…
Ruth Asawa: documentary on an artist who worked every minute
Discover Ruth Asawa, one of the most innovative artists of the 20th century, and the enduring legacy of her radical and unflagging experiments with materials and form. We visit Asawa’s…
Rose Schmits takes a closer look at five iconic ceramic objects from the V&A museum 🏺
From historic delftware and playful studio pottery to otherworldly octopuses, online meme culture & Comic Sans – Rose shares her thoughts on these unusual pieces from the V&A collection, exploring…
THE WORST OF JOHN WATERS
Inside His Latest Art Show in New Orleans
The Underground Archivist: 50 Years of Saving New York History
Step inside the life and legacy of a New York artist who’s spent 50 years turning loss into living shrines by preserving the forgotten stories of the queer underground. In…
Wifredo Lam: The Power of Art, Exile, and Transformation
This short documentary revisits the extraordinary life and legacy of Wifredo Lam (1902–1982)—the Cuban artist who bridged continents, cultures, and movements. Through the words of his son, curators, and a…