Artist documentary

One evening at sunset, while reading over her lyrics in Sunset Park in Brooklyn, Bikôkô—which also means ‘sunset’ in the Basaa language of Cameroon—envisioned an album on which each song would represent a moment of the day.

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HBO’s original documentary, “Black Art: In the Absence of Light,” serves as a powerful introduction for mainstream audiences to a small cross section of the countless brilliant Black visual artists working today with a whiff of the genius that preceded them.

‘Karen Dalton: In My Own Time’ tells the story of the musician who never found fame but became a cult favorite.

The American photographer looks back on a momentous career with Imagista's Heidi Hartwig and Lauren Festa

The young painter is one of the reason's that portraiture feels relevant again.

Hackney Studio is a series by London photographer Jenny Lewis – featured previously – that celebrates the diverse mixture of creative personalities in the borough, before the rise of gentrification...

I had few occasion to see works of Jeff Wall, but I always found his lightboxes both intriguing and familiar. The first feeling reflects the unexpected depth of these pictures, which become almost …

Brooklyn-based filmmakers Mika Altskan and Matvey Fiks follow street photographer Daniel Arnold over three days and across the five boroughs as the photographer homes in on his subjects—teenagers lifting weights in an alleyway, grandmothers gossiping on a boardwalk bench, a father who pantomimes throwing his son in a trash can—depicting the diverse, chaotic energy of the city, and Arnold’s method of capturing the moments that can slip past others in all of their humanity-revealing glory.

Jean Michel Basquiat Great Jones Street Studio, 1987