Alexandre Saden inspects Hande Sever’s exhibition "When the Geraniums Bloom," on display July 13–August 17 at the Visitor Welcome Center in LA's Koreatown.
Arts & Culture
The White Pain and Catharsis of Midsommar
Rachel Elizabeth Jones looks at the anthropological issues raised in Ari Aster's daylight horror "Midsommar."
“The Spanish answer to Grey Gardens“: An Upcoming Screening of El Desencanto
Aaron Shulman shares his love of the the 1976 Spanish film "El Desencanto" and an upcoming screening at Now Instant Image Hall in Highland Park.
Some Sort of Association: Joan Mitchell at David Zwirner
Sam Sackeroff reviews the recent Joan Mitchell exhibit at the David Swirner Gallery in New York City.
The National’s Anthem
Sophia Stewart pens an ode to a band with "profound candor" and staying power.
The World as Ornament: On The American Pre-Raphaelites: Radical Realists
Bailey Trela takes a look at the "The American Pre-Raphaelites: Radical Realists" exhibit at the National Gallery of Art.
“It’s all a big joke”: Sarah Lucas’s Au Naturel at the Hammer Museum
Natasha Boyd reviews the "Au Naturel" retrospective exhibition of Sarah Lucas at the Hammer Museum.
Judging by Cover: Grace Hadland Reviews Booksmart
"Aside from the few instances of genuine adolescent naivety found in the actors' desire to amuse, it’s all boilerplate redemption narrative."
What Do We Risk in Interstellar Exploration? On Claire Denis’s High Life
Sam Buckland reviews Claire Denis's recent interstellar film "High Life."
“She Doesn’t Need Us Anymore”: A Look at Fleabag Season 2
Sophia Stewart discusses the bittersweet second and final season of Phoebe Waller-Bridge's "Fleabag."