Charles Baudelaire and the role of sculpture. Salon de Paris, 1859

A portrait of Attilio Piccirilli from 1876 caught my eye and captured my imagination. What was Italy like in 1876.

Attilio and Furio Piccirilli Created Extraordinary Work in San Diego

The Italian Factor Touches explores the U.S Capitol. Bill Sherman from UVA shares his thoughts on the architecture of the US Capitol.

Joy Brown is a sculptor who lives in Connecticut, but her experiences in China and Japan have shaped her artistic journey. She is the subjec

South winds speak of his departure. His final destination was 64th Street, no more transfers. The platform leads to corridors, and the...

Contrakultura Films was an effort to produce biographical documentaries on Latin American writers. The production offices were in San...

On October 11, 2019, the Burchfield Penney Art Center presented the world premiere of J. J. Lankes: Yankee Printmaker in Virginia, a documen

Joy's world was way more complex, with profound family roots in China and Japan that stretched for three generations and a vision that was n

"Cousins" is a silent film from 1918 featuring the Italian tenor Enrico Caruso in his only film role.

"Place de la République" Is deeply thought-provoking piece that examines the complexities of the society we live in.

“The Art of Joy Brown” was partly film in New York City today.

Joy Brown work is driven by emotional impulses, as if her subconscious was dictating the modeling of the clay.

This is a film about a US soldier that in the midst of defeat during the Battle of the Bulge, dared to dream of a better world.

Martin Caparrós is a prominent journalist, writer, and social commentator. Born in Buenos Aires on May 29, 1957, he is widely respected for

Two years after receiving the Grand Jury Prize for Best Documentary Award at Mystic Film Festival, "Alice Parker" by Eduardo...

Harto The Borges departs from the premise of a television program produced to celebrate on the air Jorge Luis Borge's 80th birthday.

"Samba on your feet," a documentary by Eduardo Montes-Bradley, explores the shared roots of Carnival and Samba in Brazil.

As a filmmaker and a family man, I appreciate the opportunity to work with my sons when the occasion arises. I have worked closely with...

"Che: Rise and Fall" is an award-winning documentary by Eduardo Montes-Bradley exploring three key aspects in the life of Ernesto...