Stuart Ford

Mary Lorson explores scenes from her childhood in a personal memoir musical documentary.

While graffiti is seen by some as blight, and by others as art, the act of hiding in the shadows and stealthily scrawling your name on a wall is ultimately about being seen, rather…

Can the theatrical experience survive?

Normally, this would be the time of year when the big broadcast networks gathered in New York City for the upfronts.

In less than four minutes, on Super 8 film, Spike Lee has captured the pain and surreal stillness of New York's pandemic moment.

Writer and director Stella Meghie has moved her strengths — verbal aggression, a revealing eye for wardrobe, distinctive perspectives for characters, narrative driven by women — from…

Sometimes it feels like art can’t make concrete change during social unrest.

Novena Carmel  brings her expansive taste to Freeform Fridays.

Anthologist André Naffis-Sahely says he provided a historical perspective to The Heart of a Stranger: An Anthology of Exile Literature.