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He Xiangyu's first solo show in the United States opens at Andrew Kreps Gallery Installation view. Image courtesy of the Artist and Andrew Kreps Gallery, New York. Photo: Dan Bradica. NEW YORK, NY .-Andrew Kreps Gallery is presenting Soft Dilemma, He Xiangyu’s first exhibition with the gallery, as well as the artist’s first solo show in the United States. He Xiangyu's conceptual practice manifests in multi-year projects that span sculpture, drawing, installation, film and publications. Emerging as part of a generation of artists who experienced the post-socialist state of China, He’s work ...

Film Independent Last week, we were thrilled to feature art house advocate and Cinema Falls founder Julie Anderson Friesen as the subject of December’s Member Lens spotlight series. And wouldn’t you know it, our chat with the Sioux Falls-based cineaste proved too epic to squeeze into a single piece. Hence Part Two, in which we fired up one of our Theater Crawl series of profiles of great film organizations and exhibitors nationwide—for a closer look at Founded by Friesen in 2012, Cinema Falls seeks to serve a growing population of film lovers—and increasingly, film makers—within t...

Film is not so much about pope francis the person but about his philosophy the result is a commercial for the ideas of the head of the church the leader who has critics within the church itself. venders has succeeded in making a film that is challenging and one that gives pause for thought the people portrait did not enjoy universal acclaim from tartus film was much better received to theron directors with projects very close to their hearts. next generation thought why go is the name of the film program with quite a tradition here in cannes one that highlights the talents of young german film...

Are going to shoot the man of steal in detroit. michigan taxpayers will pay $35 million for the budget, with the promise that the movie will end up generate $131 million for the city. not so fast said the director at the center for public policy. my favorite center for public policy. he said that supporters who talk about economic multipliers have told the daily caller, there's no film program to my knowledge in the country that has returned to taxpayers more than it has taken in. lawmakers and others are blinded by the money. you know it's crooked when it has cat woman clapping. >> an unsolve...