Photography
Duane Bailey-Castro Photographs the Harlem River From the Edges
Four photographs by Duane Bailey-Castro show how bridge decks, arches and reflections frame the water between the Bronx and Manhattan.
Nov 15, 2026
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Film
In ECOS, Two Dancers Take Their Cues From the Landscape
Yalfrelys Farreras films two dancers in Peru on 16mm, with earth, water and air shaping the choreography.
Nov 14, 2026
Photography
Rania Matar’s portraits let the women decide how to inhabit the frame
In Where Do I Go?, the Lebanese-born photographer uses rooms, streets and a shuttered theater to make portraits with the women who know those places.
Nov 13, 2026
Photography
Gordon Parks’s Photographs of Ella Watson Beyond American Gothic
Six photographs from Parks’s 1942 Washington series follow Watson from the flag portrait into her home and neighborhood.
Nov 11, 2026
Film
The Skatepark on Treasure Island, Built by Skaters
Jeremy McNamara’s short documentary follows Josh Matlock and the work of building a skatepark on San Francisco’s Treasure Island.
Nov 10, 2026
Film
Spring, an Animated Short by Andy Goralczyk
A shepherd girl and her dog meet ancient spirits in a Blender Studio short inspired by the mountains where its director grew up.
Nov 10, 2026
Film
A$AP Ferg’s “Green Juice,” directed by Valentin Petit
Valentin Petit directs the 2021 video for A$AP Ferg and Pharrell Williams, with cinematography by Jeff Bierman and visual effects by Machine Molle.
Nov 9, 2026
Film
A Fred Rogers song in John Roseboro’s voice
John Roseboro covers “It’s You I Like,” with a music video directed by Cady Buche and Travis Barron of Unlimited Time Only.
Nov 9, 2026
Film
HOMe, a dance film by Grajper
Paweł Kozłowski performs in Grajper’s five-minute dance short about homelessness, set to music by Henryk Mikołaj Górecki.
Nov 9, 2026
Film
Tears of Steel brought Blender into live action
Live-action performances meet a digitally built future Amsterdam in this 2012 science-fiction short from the Blender Foundation.
Nov 9, 2026
Photography
Don Pettit lets the stars move
Eleven of Don Pettit’s photographs from the space station trace stars, city lights, and the changing edge of daylight.
Nov 9, 2026
