Arts
Filmmaker Mona Benyamin’s dark humor expertly analyzes Palestinian suffering
A series of three short films will screen at Metrograph on Sunday as part of the “Screen Memories” exhibition co-presented by Abrons Arts Center and Artists Alliance Inc.
‘Mickey 17’ is a frenetic, uproarious hit
Bong Joon Ho’s darkly comedic sci-fi entry deftly guides its erratic tone.
Review: This American sound artist’s exhibition bridges auditory divides
The Whitney Museum of American Art’s new exhibition, “All Day All Night” by Christine Sun Kim, urges viewers to reflect on their relationship with sound.
Review: Heart and hilarity take center stage in The Classical Studio’s ‘Twelfth Night’
Tisch’s modern interpretation of the centuries-old play highlights the importance of community.
Review: ‘Devil in the Family’ exposes Ruby Franke — but lets her husband off the hook
The brief Hulu docuseries reveals the dangers of family vlogging and its lasting harm on the kids in front of the camera.
Review: Architects get experimental on ‘The Sky, The Earth & All Between’
The British band returns to the metal world, dipping into multiple genres across twelve songs.
Q&A: Costume designer of ‘The Monkey’ discusses fashioning horror
Mica Kayde, costume designer of Osgood Perkins’ latest films “The Monkey” and “Longlegs” spoke to WSN about her career.
Review: ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’ brings new life to the drama genre
Rebecca Frecknall’s revival of Tennessee Williams’ drama brings a fresh and fiery air to the timeless play.
Review: The Met presents the everyday surrealism of Florida
“Floridas: Anastasia Samoylova and Walker Evans” brings together the work of two artists spanning almost a century.
Review: ‘SALVATION’ is relentless, daunting and convoluted
In her second full-length project, Rebecca Black hits back at “Friday” haters while also asserting her presence in the electro-pop space.
Review: LISA’s ‘Alter Ego’ is an exciting debut with questionable substance
On the K-pop star's first solo album, we meet five alter egos instead of the woman behind it all.
Books beyond Bobst: A gory dystopian novel, an eccentric love story and more
Books beyond Bobst is a book-rec column highlighting what NYU students are reading now, outside of their classes. If you’re in need of a new read, look no further.
