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Not Vital, an artist from Engadin, reflects on his life and diverse global creations in a documentary directed by Pascal Hofmann.
Ten-year-old Kendys crosses a rotting wooden bridge each day to reach school, facing temperatures of 34 degrees Celsius and the threat of dangerous animals.
In 1941, Time magazine called George Washington Carver the "black Leonardo," recognizing his contributions as a scientist, artist, and humanitarian.
Andrew Wyeth, an iconic American painter, faced both immense popularity and critical scrutiny throughout his career, highlighting the complexities of his artistic legacy.
Nineteen-year-old Stuart Wickeson, diagnosed with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, prepares to start university despite a life expectancy in the early 20s.
Banksy's multifaceted persona is explored through his political activism, environmental commitment, and connections to the music scene, raising questions about the importance of artist identity in appreciating art.
Ten young artists compete for a transformative $100,000 prize, showcasing their talents and aspirations in a high-stakes artistic challenge.
Tim, Michael, and Dennis pursue their artistic dreams of filmmaking, photography, and art in a two-year project against societal expectations.
In southern Italy, a girl recounts her encounter with the poetry and philosophy of Carlo Michelstaedter, a celebrated thinker who died in 1910.
After 20 years away, Arinze Eze returns to Canada, grappling with his cultural identity and the expectations of his Nigerian parents during their visit.
Muội Hồng, a queer single mom in Vietnam, dreams of a career in hip hop dancing.
A talented artist creates a series of twelve angels for an exhibit that represents the culmination of his life's work and inner struggles.
Michael Fenton reflects on his father's artistic life, exploring themes of success, failure, and the essence of art in a personal narrative.
An artist creates an ambitious installation inspired by his father's childhood memories in Iran, leading to unexpected challenges in their relationship.
Wendi Morrison, former frontwoman of Mercury 5, navigates her transition from Hollywood to a nature-focused life while exploring authenticity and artistic evolution.
Jean-Philippe Rameau’s opera-ballet is reimagined by director Clément Cogitore and choreographer Bintou Dembélé, featuring 30 dancers from hip-hop, krump, break, and voguing styles at the.
Artist Amie Siegel explores the complexities of cultural ownership and authority through her multifaceted works, revealing unseen structures that shape our environment.
Not Vital, a Swiss artist, integrates architecture and diverse media in his work, reflecting personal experiences from his nomadic lifestyle across the globe.
Peter Doig, a renowned painter, reflects on his artistic process, cultural influences, and the role of the viewer in a conversation filmed at the Serpentine Galleries.
Chicago-based painter Joe Miller shares his artistic vision and inspiration in a captivating short documentary that highlights his creative process.
A 22-year-old college student is among those sharing personal stories on online companionship platforms that aim to combat loneliness.
Grayson Perry faces questions from 400 to 500 audience members during a live interview session hosted by the Guardian.
Arturo Brachetti, Italy's fastest quick change artist, reveals his magic tricks and rapid costume changes while showcasing his unique artistic style.
Raghava KK explores the intersection of art and technology, demonstrating how brain waves can alter artistic perception and enhance interactive storytelling.
Sasha, an artist in St. Petersburg, is jailed for opposing the Ukraine war with stickers.
Henry, a Belgian expat, transforms his passion for Moleskine notebooks into an artistic career, featuring contributions from artists like Sam Bronowski and Dana Berger.
In 1970s New York, the Ravenite Social Club served as a focal point for a vibrant community intertwined with organized crime, as recounted by local artists.
Willard Wigan creates record-breaking micro-sculptures using unique self-made tools.
