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 ...

Occupation: painter and filmmaker City/Neighborhood: New York In your upcoming show at Petzel Gallery, which opens Nov. What project are you working on now.

"Rituals of Rented Island," at the Whitney Museum of American Art, collects the ephemera of 1970s performance art in New York.

Hoberman at Film Society's "Jew Wave" series. Photo by John Wildman With the good comes the bad this week in the New York film critic community.

Palme Thursday is A.A. Dowd's monthly examination of a winner of the Palme D'Or, determining how well the film has held up and whether it deserved the highest prize awarded at the Cannes Film ...

Leslie Megahey's "Schalcken the Painter," which the British Film Institute will release on a Region 2 DVD and Blu-ray on November 18, is a celebration of the art of the Dutch Golden Age and a ...

Dutch Art Haunted in "Schalcken the Painter" Leslie Megahey's "Schalcken the Painter," which the British Film Institute will release on a Region 2 DVD and Blu-ray on November 18, is a celebration ...

Payne's "Nebraska": On the Road Again Underachieving son (played against type by the comedian Will Forte) drives his near demented, alcohol sozzled old father (Bruce Dern) across the Midwest in ...

Portrait on Film: Ilya and Emilia Kabakov's Return to Russia "Ilya and Emilia Kabakov: Enter Here," a documentary about the Ukrainian-born artists, seems as labyrinthine as the fake museum they ...

Morrissey's Autobiography offers very little first-hand insight into the Smiths, but fans can still learn a great deal about the Mozzer's singing by noting the many songs he mentions throughout ...