‘Fast’ Review: She’s Got Good Traction
Rob Tregenza’s latest film follows a young woman in Virginia who wants to be a professional racecar driver.
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A Print Maestro With a Birdwatcher’s Eye and a Socialist Soul
At the Whitney, Mabel Dwight’s caricatures from the 1930s, some gentle and some acidic, show her mastery of lithography and the democratic gesture.
‘Don’t Say Good Luck’ Review: A Bittersweet Big Break
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5 Artists Share What Makes Them Optimistic About the Art World
At a time when news can be dispiriting, we ask five creative people about what makes them optimistic — still — about their field.
L’Rain Asks if ‘Experimental’ Music Can Be Far-Reaching
Her latest LP, “Fata Morgana,” explores whether limits to her genre-spanning work are real or perceived.
‘I’m Game’: Dulquer Salman starrer out of Onam box-office race, set to release on this date
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‘American Doctor’ Review: Going to Gaza to Help, in Any Way They Can
This documentary by Poh Si Teng focuses on a planned medical trip to Khan Younis, in the southern Gaza Strip, by physicians from the United States.