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The MET’s Paul Rudolph exhibit fails to encapsulate the creativity of architecture
Paul Rudolph was an iconic American architect, known for his use of reinforced concrete and complex floor plans which set the stage for modern…
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A community grows between audience and screen at The New School’s School of Media program Ruff Cuts
Crowding into a theater to watch unfinished films may sound unusual, but at The New School’s School of Media Studies (SMS), it’s a time-honored…
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Veterans Day screening of THIS IS NOT A WAR STORY leaves popular narratives of war in the dust
THIS IS NOT A WAR STORY — a film written and directed by New School professor of screen studies Talia Lugacy — is a…
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Students reflect on the Earth Chxrch upon closure of their East Village Space
With 80 degree weather looming into the autumn months, New School students are more worried than ever about the effects of climate change on…
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Venom: The Last Dance spins into absurdity, but it’s still a blast
Kelly Marcel’s Venom: The Last Dance may be marketed as the finale for the Venom trilogy, but the overwhelming number of side plots and…
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New releases premiered at New York Comic Con to keep an eye on before the end of 2024
Since 2006, New York Comic Con has hosted a slew of programming for purveyors of all things fandom, including debuts and previews of several…
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