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In the face of discriminatory legislation, racist policies and exploitative practices, waving the American flag can feel dishonest. Other times, writes Kellie Carter Jackson, it can also feel like hope.
This summer, the a href= https://www.nyhistory.org target= _blank New-York Historical Society /a presents Confronting Hate 1937–1952, a timel
On view July 28, 2022 – January 1, 2023, Confronting Hate Reveals the American Jewish Committee’s Groundbreaking Campaign to Combat Bigotry.
With five minutes to spare before showtime, the audience for a performance of William Shakespeare’s “Pericles: Prince of Tyre” chats idly. But, in true pandemic fashion, they do so in a chat window to the side of the welcome marquee on laptop screens. The Performing Arts Corps of the Sacramento-based Northern California School of the Arts performs the play on Zoom in early December. It’s not quite a film, and it’s not quite theater. The performance is streamed live, but the actors are weaving cinematic elements into the experience using camera tricks. Zoom theate...