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The battle cry of the West is freedom, and the crier is a cowboy. He is Daddy-o, The Man, frontier spirit incarnate: good old boy, patriot, war crimin

Following his solo show Daylight at the a href= https://robinricegallery.com target= _blank Robin Rice Gallery /a in New York City, the gallery

a href= https://www.annazorinagallery.com target= _blank Anna Zorina Gallery /a is presenting Matt Phillips’ solo exhibition Hold Tight Horiz

“Good Grief” might have made an alternate name for “Schitt’s Creek,” a multi-Emmy-winning comedy that Daniel Levy created and

a href= http://www.redbrickartmuseum.org target= _blank Red Brick Art Museum /a will host a major retrospective exhibition entitled “Heidi Bu

For the second iteration of Double Feature, three films by the French artist and poet Tarek Lakhrissi is on view. Through text, film, installation, an

In director Wong Kar-wai’s nostalgic films about neon-tinged 1960s Hong Kong, characters yearn for loves lost. Today, many Hong Kongers are looki

a href= http://www.gladstonegallery.com target= _blank Gladstone /a is presenting an exhibition of new works by British artist Ed Atkins. The dual

In college, Lily Gladstone studied the history of Native American actors in Hollywood. Now, she’s making it. This 37-year-old actress has been

Early in 1935, a blizzard blew through New York City. The storm was so fierce, it virtually emptied Central Park. But Willa Cather spent her morning t