Louise Giovanelli, Arena, 2020
TRIBECA—British artist Louise Giovanelli is currently presenting a new body of work at Grimm 54 in New York. The exhibition, titled Still Moving, runs through...
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Metrograph and Grimm Gallery Collaborate on Louise Giovanelli’s New Works
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The Best Anti-Fascist Film Ever Made
Love and Anarchy (Lina Wertmüller, 1973)
Lina Wertmüller is not a household name—and that’s the scandal. While Bertolucci’s Il Conformista was showered with accolades, earning an Academy Award nomination for Best...
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What We Ask of a Statue Is That It Doesn’t Move
Still from What We Ask of a Statue Is That It Doesn’t Move
Daphné Hérétakis’ What We Ask of a Statue Is That It Doesn’t Move is a captivating hybrid short that explores the psychic dissonance of living...
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Invention
Still from Invention by Courtney Stephens
Courtney Stephens’ Invention is a film about memory disguised as fiction, or perhaps fiction disguised as memory. Co-written with actor Callie Hernández, the film unfolds...
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Prada Studies Film’s Inception
Bruno Ganz in Wings of Desire, directed by Wim Wenders, 1987. Road Movies. Courtesy of Wim Wenders Stiftung at Argos Films.
MILAN—At Fondazione Prada, A Kind of Language invites visitors into the unfiltered origins of filmmaking. This exhibition, more archive than spectacle, peels back the layers...
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La Chimera
16mm still from "La Chimera"
Two Sentences On: La Chimera. 1. A whimsical film, shot on 16mm, “La Chimera” is a tale of tomb-robbing, and the shady market for looted...
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Poor Things
Photo by Yorgos Lanthimos
1. Albeit much more appropriate if a woman had written the screenplay, according to many polled, the film is widely lauded for its production design...
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