The WSN staff recommends new art exhibitions for spring 2015, including "Hip Hop Revolution" and "Fatal Attraction: Piotr Uklański Selects from the Met Collection."
Though Bill Plympton's new animation film "Cheatin'" is a love story with no dialogue, its presentation of surrealist imagery creates beautiful scenery.
The Tisch New Theatre has put on their spring musical, "Catch Me If You Can," at the Skirball Center for the Performing Arts. The performance features NYU students ranging from Tisch actors to Polytechnic engineers.
Heather Lind, who graduated from NYU's graduate acting program and plays Anna Strong in AMC's "Turn," spoke with WSN to discuss her time spent at NYU and the upcoming season of the television series.
Richard Raymond's new film "Desert Dancer" depicts the story of an Iranian dancer risking his life for creative expression, despite immense censorship. Though based on a true story, the film lacks emotionalism and engaging content.
Victor Levin's new film, "5 to 7" details a love affair that occurs between an aspiring writer and the wife of an influential French diplomat in New York City. Anton Yelchin, the film's male lead, spoke with WSN to discuss the film.
The Museum of the City of New York's exhibition “Everything is Design: The Work of Paul Rand” showcases the work of Paul Rand, an art director and graphic designer who reinvented branding.
