Art and Culture

“The system is the art,” says Refik Anadol during a recent tour of Dataland, the 25,000-square-foot immersive, environmental, generative, multisensory AI arts museum in downtown L.A. that represents the culmination of Anadol’s career…
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It feels like the 1990s.Warm light, small groups, rows of titles, stacks of discs, a clacking of a case closing, and a giggle from the shopkeeper."You'll like this. Enjoy," smiles Rex Rekhi, finalising a sale during a Friday lunch time…
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For much of Tuesday, June 2, the second floor of Sotheby’s headquarters at Manhattan’s Breuer Building was off limits. Security guards turned away employees hoping to access the floor, which, when not used as a traditional…
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The British Film Institute has your back. – The New York Times Source link
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A friend is upset because you didn’t “like” a photo from her last trip, but the truth is you haven’t even had a chance to see it. Instead of displaying it on your feed, Instagram prioritized showing you ads for food. Upon logging onto X,…
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P!nk performed onstage during The 79th Annual Tony Awards at Radio City Music Hall on Sunday in New York City.Theo Wargo/Getty Images for Tony Awards Productions 1. P!nk brings down the house with star-studded opening numberP!nk proved…
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Steven Spielberg is often described as the inventor of the “event movie” – or as the creator of our new age of IP supremacy, in which the genre property is more important than any above-the-title film star. But that isn’t quite it. He…
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“The judge, Tanya M. Jones Bosier, wrote that the Kennedy Center failed to prove that Chuck Redd, a jazz musician and a host of the institution’s holiday program, had signed a contract to perform as he had in years past.” – The…
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Fallen Angels has one of the best jokes of the spring theater season. It’s on Rose Byrne’s head. Photo: Joan Marcus…
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It’s rare for a children’s movie to leave the viewer with more questions than answers. Brevity is their whole point. In a relatively small window of time, kids get a two-for-one special: entertainment and wisdom. Given their limited…
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