Always going against the grain, the surrealist painter Leonora Carrington experienced considerable isolation during her lifetime. Family strife and a … More
Month: April 2024
Painting America Delves into the Life of the Celebrated Illustrator, Norman Rockwell
By the end of his career, Norman Rockwell had illustrated over three hundred covers for the Saturday Evening Post and … More
Towering Hubris and a Company in Shambles—the Fall of WeWork
In a documentary that revolves around the arrogant and buzzword-slinging ex-CEO that is Adam Neumann, there are a lot of … More
Botero Glorifies the Columbian Artist but Never Goes in Depth on the Merit of His Work
Botero starts out pleasantly enough, but over the course of its 90 minutes it becomes saccharine and oversaturated with praise. … More
The Last Flight Chronicles the Descent of Powerful ex-CEO, Carlos Ghosn
With the gigafactory-sized exception of Elon Musk, heads of auto manufacturers aren’t normally the subject of international news cycles. Yet … More
Drip, Splatter, Drink: A Documentary Dives into the Chaotic Life of Jackson Pollock
When he drank, Jackson Pollock could be mean, combative, and downright nasty. He engaged in everything from malicious insults to … More
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