Israeli director Nir Bergman’s first feature film could be happening most anywhere–Bergman seems not to be particularly concerned here with…
Arthur Lazere
Mr. Lazere founded CultureVulture.net in 1998 and worked tirelessly to promote its potential as a means for communicating a distinctly personal yet wide-ranging selection of arts reviews. Under his leadership, the site grew in esteem as well as in “circulation", and is well-regarded nationally and internationally as a source for up-to-date, well-written criticism.
Arthur passed away on September 30, 2006.
The exhibition 100 Artists See God might more accurately be titled 96 Artists Fail to See God. After the events…
During the Cold War, American propaganda so demonized the Soviet Union and its satellites that it was easy to forget…
Renunciation is not getting rid of the things of this world, but accepting that they pass away. Aitken Roshi Thai…
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The Battle of Algiers, a film made four decades ago about a people in revolt against a foreign power occupying…
Romare Bearden (1911-1988), a leading African-American artist of the mid-20th century, showed in his early work a wide diversity of…
Click the poster to buy at MovieGoods.com Elmore Leonard has been writing genre novels for fifty years, starting out with…
Click the poster to buy at MovieGoods.com Director James Cameron took his 3D cameras deep into the oceans to make…
Documentaries used to be the neglected step-sisters of the movie world, rarely gaining much attention at the box office. While…
the novel on which the film is based House of Sand and Fog examines the interaction between three principal characters….
Director Robert Altman continues in his erratic and unpredictable ways. He has enough masterpieces under his belt to match any…