Performing Arts Picks: Leonard Bernstein, "Frances Ha," and More - Noah Baumbach's "Frances Ha," which ARTINFO contributor Graham Fuller called an "empathetic paean to loneliness," is out on DVD ...

"Medora" and the Dissolution of Small Town America LOS ANGELES - In southern Indiana, where the game of basketball is sacrosanct, there is a town called Medora, home to the perennial underdog ...

VIDEO: Brancusi and New York, A Century-Old Love Affair One hundred years after the Romanian-born, Paris-based sculptor Constantin Brancusi burst onto the international art scene at the 1913 ...

Brancusi and New York: A Century-Old Love Affair One hundred years after the Romanian-born, Paris-based sculptor Constantin Brancusi burst onto the international art scene at the 1913 Armory Show ...

Back in March, we reported the many twists and turns happening behind the scenes of "Jane Got a Gun," the Natalie Portman-starring neo-Western. First, director Lynne Ramsay quit the film by not ...

1 Billion of Nazi-Looted Art Found in Munich Apartment, More Likely Still Out ThereAround 1,500 works of art worth an estimated billion euros ($1.35 billion) have been found sitting in homemade ...

Digging Up Uncomfortable Truths: Wladyslaw Pasikowski's "Aftermath" Disinterment, the dominant metaphor of "Aftermath" ("Poklosie"), is literalized by two sub-Gothic nocturnal sequences that usher ...

Scandinavian Punk Films Prevail The recent US indie "CBGB" having failed to do justice to the 1970 New York punk scene, it's falling on Scandinavia to keep the spirit of punk alive. Jens Lien's ...

Q&A With Marin Ireland: Recapitulating "Marie Antoinette" Yes, in David Adjmi's new play, "Marie Antoinette," the eponymous protagonist does say, "O let them eat cake." But this is in reply not to ...

The New York Film Critics Circle will be the first critics group out of the gate this year, voting Dec. 3 on awards and announcing the results immediately thereafter.