During the ’70s and ’80s, New York City was a thriving place for artists. They’d come from across the country and find a strange living space in Manhattan. They’d mingle, collaborate and create. Whether they be material, performance or conceptual artists, they found themselves swept into the scene. Those us that lived far away would … Read more
A cursory glance at this weekend’s box office makes one thing clear: the future of cinema is here. Obsession and Backrooms dominated theaters, two films not just made by Gen Z directors, but also appealing primarily to Gen Z audiences. Without taking anything away from the achievement of Curry Barker’s
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