‘Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk’: Documenting Life in Gaza
Iranian filmmaker Sepideh Farsi and Palestinian photojournalist Fatma Hassona forge an extraordinary bond through video calls, documenting life under siege in Gaz
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Explore San Francisco and Bay Area culture through theater reviews, film, contemporary art, and creative events. Featuring original artwork by Loni Stark, film reviews by Jeanne Powell, and insights by ATCA member Clinton Stark.
‘MELT: The Memory of Ice’: A Haunting Arctic Elegy
Betsey Biggs' Documentary Captures the Greenland Ice Sheet's Fragile Beauty
The President’s Cake — a haunting portrait of Iraq’s marshlands
Hasan Hadi’s award-winning debut captures a lost world through the eyes of a young girl and her grandmother.
Drawing Dialogues: Jony Ive, Charlie Mackesy and Tim Marlow on the Art of Seeing
Royal Drawing School marks 25 years with a conversation on why drawing remains a vital act of seeing and being.
Echoes of Absence: Will They Ever Come Back?
A dream-led journey through family, memory, and disappearance
CellarTracker Launches AI-Powered Wine Recommendations with CellarChat
Ask your cellar what to drink tonight.
When Minds Meet: An Unexpected Journey into AI and Human Authenticity
Consciousness, authenticity, and what it means to exist
Will Generative AI Kill Slow Cinema?
Why long takes endure in the Age of Algorithms.
When the Lineage Breaks: Six Ways AI Disrupts How I Work as an Artist
What once extended us now remakes us.
Black Tea Film Review – Sissako’s Lyrical Exploration of Place
In Black Tea, Abderrahmane Sissako weaves a meditative journey from Ivory Coast to China. Our Cannes review explores its poetic beauty and quiet power.