Harold Cousins: Forms of Empty Space

By Elizabeth Buhe

MARCH 2023 | ArtSeen

Nearly fifty works—metal sculptures, unique pieces of jewelry, and works on paper—at Michael Rosenfeld Gallery amount to a mini retrospective of American sculptor Harold Cousins’s work. Collectively they show the sweep of a career open to brave experimentation and Cousins’s searching eye for the power of simple forms found in surrounding culture.

The Greatest Films You’ll Never See

By Edward Mendez and Laura Valenza

DEC 22–JAN 23 | Film

Our goal is to raise awareness of movies on film in need of preservation, of indie or experimental films that don't get the attention they deserve, and even of bigger productions that were cast aside for unjust political reasons. With advice from our contributors, the film editors present you with our winter 2022 list of the greatest films you’ll never see.

Rites of Passage: The Films of Shinji Somai

By Bingham Bryant

MAY 2023 | Film

Sōmai Shinji’s oeuvre consists of thorough explorations of the long take and daring soundscapes. Japan Society’s “Rites of Passage: The Films of Shinji Somai” runs April 28–May 13.

Playing with the Truth: Jonathan Jakubowicz’s Resistance and the Memory of Marcel Marceau

By Christopher Atamian

JUNE 2021 | Dance

Christopher Atamian writes about the art and life of Marcel Marceau. He shares an interview with the renowned mime and choreographer’s daughter Camille, who sets the record straight on her father’s activities during World War II following Jonathan Jakubowicz’s film Resistance released this past year.