With the approaching 20th year of the Outsider Art Fair in New York next month, or recent shows such as this summer’s Art in the Streets at the Museum of Contemporary Art Los Angeles, now is as ripe a time as any to view this documentary.
A film about one man’s journey to answer some of the most profound questions of life: what’s wrong with our world, and what can we do to make it better?
Sarah Hanssen talks with Greg King about his new documentary, Our House, which explores an intentional Christian community in an abandoned warehouse-turned-homestead for the chronically homeless and recovering addicts in Brooklyn.
Filmmakers – and sisters – Sarah and Emily Kunstler talk with Sarah Hanssen about their new documentary and their father’s fight for justice.
An interview with award-winning documentary filmmaker Brent Renaud.
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It is a fantastic mixture of confidence and humbleness that allows us to dream of the image of our own bodies suspended in air, confident that anything is possible, humble to the inspiration.
We’d prefer the challenging message masked in metaphor, symbolism, or fiction – but Stacy Peralta’s latest documentary demands that Americans face their own bigoted perspective head on.