film & tv
RIP Howard Zinn, Wake Up Progressives
"Think for yourself. Don't believe what the people up there tell you," Howard Zinn said. "Don't depend on saviors or the founding fathers or our leaders to do what must be done." Leanne Goebel contemplates Zinn's death and what his message means for American progressives today.Read More >>
art
Imagining and Witnessing the Whitney Biennial
A First Look
There's no theme to the recently opened Whitney Biennial, in a year when the themes of collapse and disillusion that haunt the real world and the film world couldn't be more apt.Read More >>
film & tv
Best of the Docs at Berlin
David D'Arcy Picks
A look at Sir Norman Foster, a 40-year-old orangutan, and two shelved films from the Nazi era -- one German, one American.Read More >>
performance
Etiquette Onstage in Colorado Springs
A play for two where the audience is also the participant.Read More >>
art
The Strange Forests of John Bonath
Artist Project
"Blurring the Edges," a digital photographic project by John Bonath accompanied by a book of the photographer's work, opens March 5 at Camera Obscura Gallery in Denver.Read More >>film & tv
David D'Arcy on Art of the Steal
Don Argott's Documentary
Don Argott's documentary, Art of the Steal, opened in theaters in New York and Philadelphia last weekend. David D'Arcy reports on the documentary film in which he has a feature role.Read More >>art
Santa Fe (and Tucson) Art in Review
Winter under Snow
Edgy landscapes (by Andrew Lenaghan, right), modernist paintings, brightness out of Nicaragua, the glorious Jay De Feo.Read More >>performance
Eclectic Method Comes to SxSW
A Multimedia Mash-Up
Eclectic Method is a multimedia mash-up that just has to be experienced live. Check it out at South x Southwest March 15-18.Read More >>other links
