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Americans in Paris at the Grey Art Museum highlights the vibrancy and openness of the Paris scene for Americans.

The latest survey takes a break from the usual focus on new shorts to highlight classic films connected by a specific technique.

Walter De Maria (1935–2013) almost never gave interviews. In a rare one from 1972, he mentioned that he had conceived twenty-four three-dimensional

A compelling exhibition in Paris proves that scrawling and scribbling have long been means for artists to let go of themselves

What does the future of film in Pittsburgh look like? The answer might be found in a local basement where, earlier this summer, a crowd of people gathered to see films made decades ago and learn about the history behind them. The screening was the product of Pittsburgh Sound + Image, a local nonprofit dedicated to preserving, showcasing, and celebrating films, founded in the past year by Steve Felix and Steven Haines.

Welcome to a new series in which we profile the most interesting independent animation filmmakers working today.

Robert Barry looks back at the work of Experiments in Art and Technology from art pavilions to discos with its veteran director

Asia is the best-represented continent, with eight films in all.

Kemper Art Museum explores power, influence and vulnerability of motorized travel December 21, 2020 SHARE Works by Ed Ruscha, on view as part of “The Autonomous Future of Mobility.” The Teaching Gallery exhibition at the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum is curated by assistant professor Constance Vale, in conjunction with her fall 2020 studio of the same title. (Photo: Constance Vale) A van gleams darkly in the seedy neon of 1970s Times Square. Taxis queue for gas amidst a global oil crisi...