Multidisciplinary artist AdeY and his dancers in the nude

  AdeY is a Swedish multidisciplinary visual artist who works between photography and performance.  With a background in performance, choreography and contemporary dance, AdeY’s photographic works study subjects such as the human body’s balance, strength and physics. AdeY photographs and portray the body in its purest form – bare, undressed and naked. This stunning work … Continue reading

Mumbai Diaries (Dhobi Ghat)

As Hollywood tries to ape Bollywood’s success stories, some leading lights of the Indian film industry are now making movies that are aimed just as much for a western audience as their home crowd.  If it wasn’t for the setting and the language, you could actually mistakenly think you were watching an American indie production … Continue reading

Museum Bums: A Cheeky Look at Butts in Art …’Its All About The Base!”

      It appears that we don’t all the have same reasons for visiting galleries and museums. For  Mark Small and Jack Shoulder is all about checking butts.   Not those of other visitors (!) but all the ones on statutes or in a work of art.   So much so they have a Twitter account … Continue reading

MUSEUM HOURS

There is very little plot in this intriguing wee movie from writer/director Jem Cohen although it is billed as a drama. Essentially it is this. Anne, a middle-aged Canadian woman, rushes off to Vienna after she gets a call that a distant cousin of hers who has no other family is in a coma.  In … Continue reading

Music For Bleeding Hearts

  For his sophomore feature film Brazilian writer turned director Rafael Gomes has adapted his own novel ‘Music To Cut the Wrists By’.  Don’t be alarmed by  the title as this engaging romantic comedy may have its melodrama, but his trio of lovelorn protagonists would still never resort to taking such action. We reviewed Gomez’s … Continue reading

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