Counter Arts

The legendary artist from Mexico is conspicuous in Assen

An antidote to ‘the law of attraction’

Bangkok edition

Four films to watch about life after nuclear war before you die.

The exquisite sound of longing

A Cartoon Colonialist’s Dream

This story of revenge and violence proves that the western genre is still in good shape despite not being at the forefront of popularity.

David Fincher’s troubled debut feature contains hints of brilliance, lost amidst a sea of confusion

‘Slouching Towards Bethlehem’ and the disillusionment within the American Dream

(I got diagnosed with fatal mellow-heartedness)

Why Emerald Fennell’s ‘Saltburn’ matters.

One of Disney’s most interesting proposals is a classic murder story overlaid with great reflections on our technological society and all…

Technology changes, but human nature seldom does

Jimmie Fails and Joe Talbot cook up a melancholic and wistful stew of belonging, mythology and community

Lee Atwater was a genius of dog-whistle politics, architect of the racist ‘Willie Horton’ campaign ad. But in the end he regretted it all.

It is also a splendid love letter to 20th Century Fox.

Let’s consider what this disaster flick has to say about U.S. culture and the rise of Trump’s MAGA movement

Overcoming operational flaws to deliver an entertaining amount of ordinance

Recently I had the pleasure of seeing this show, written by Gabriel Kahane, at Playwrights Horizons.

In another display of mastery by Rubens, one of the best known myths of Ancient Greece is captured on canvas with one of the greatest…

Wanting to do a November challenge without NaNoWriMo? You have plenty of options!

The BBC’s brilliant TV experiment continues sending chills down spines

The mediums and the message

Would you be happy owning nothing?