CUFF 2021: Bad Attitude: The Art of Spain Rodriguez Review
Susan Stern's rock n' roll portrait of her late husband, underground comix legend Spain Rodriguez, is unapologetic, tender, and ultimately, full of attitude.
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The Burnt Orange Heresy Review: Everyone’s a Critic
After drolly skewering art curators in The Square, Claes Bang roasts art critics in The Burnt Orange Heresy.
London’s Hidden Tribute to Alfred Hitchcock
Take a trip on the Underground to London's East End and discover these colourful hidden tributes to director Alfred Hitchcock.
Images Festival 2020 Line-up Announcement
The 33rd annual Images Festival has announced its 2020 line-up.
There Are No Fakes Review
There Are No Fakes is a haunting portrait of greed, class and the horrors that can arise when art is only viewed through a monetary lens.
Movies (And Other Things) Review
That Shelf reviews Movies (And Other Things): A Collection of Questions Asked, Answered, Illustrated, the latest book from New York Times bestselling author, Shea Serrano.
Interview: Janet Lee on Pride and Prejudice
Eisner Award-winning artist Janet Lee on the new illustrated edition of Pride and Prejudice , Jane Austen, and what superheroes eat for breakfast.
Exhibition: Vermeer and Music Review
This special Cineplex look at the works of Johannes Vermeer from a recent exhibition at the National Gallery in London should give curious, expert, or neophyte art aficionados a reasonably in-depth look into one of the world’s still most mysterious and elusive painters.
Ladies Make Comics Too: Gemma Correll
Full disclosure: I’m a fiend for pugs. It’s for this reason (among a long list of others) that I think Gemma Correll’s comics are some of the most amazing art pieces ever.
