This review contains mentions of sexual assault. The COVID-19 pandemic has seen musical artists performing over Zoom, Michelin-starred restaurants serving food in plastic to-go containers and mannequins replacing humans at professional sports games. Entertainment has certainly had to adapt and museums are no exception. The National Gallery of London set a fantastic example of this [...]
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When one pictures the largest contemporary art museum in the world, they may think of a major metropolitan area, busy art galleries and erudite urban architects. The Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art (MASS MoCA) is far from that, however. It is a story about revitalization, reflection and the true meaning of “artistic process.” The documentary [...]
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Within the last year, museums, particularly art museums, have undergone calls for change and reflection during political protests. While the two extremes of this argument are to either abolish museums or keep them the same, it’s critical to see the happy medium: instead of dying out, art museums must respond and transform for the better. [...]
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One of the best things to happen in 2020 was my discovery of COLORS Studio: an aesthetic global music platform and YouTube channel that defies conventional genres. The studio, started by creatives Philipp Starcke and Felix Glasmeyer, releases two weekly videos of artists performing their songs live in an empty, monochromatic room. The Berlin-based studio [...]
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Note: This review contains spoilers. While COVID-19 has put a damper on — let’s face it — nearly every part of our lives, it did not ruin Season 11 of the quintessential British reality TV show, “The Great British Bake Off.” The show debuted in 2010, and while some things may have changed, it has [...]
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