Surrealism in Cinema, 100 Years On
A century after the publication of the first Surrealist manifesto, the role played by film in the movement is still unfolding. Source: Surrealism in Cinema, 100 Years On – JSTOR Daily
Royal Ballet & Opera to Collaborate with The Metropolitan Opera for Cinema Broadcasts
The UK’s Royal Ballet & Opera (RBO) and The Metropolitan Opera have announced that they will join forces for cinema broadcasts, with each company using the other’s cinema partner to expand audience access to cinema releases of operatic performances. Source: … Continued
Grand Theft Hamlet review: in-game Shakespeare performance is brilliantly exciting
In a hilarious and surreal documentary, two out-of-work actors decide to stage the tragedy within Los Santos with dreamlike and fascinating results. Source: Grand Theft Hamlet review – in-game Shakespeare performance is brilliantly exciting | Film | The Guardian
Strike Fast, Dance Lightly: largest ever boxing exhibition links sport and art
An expansive new survey in West Palm Beach looks at the sport’s impact on culture and the many artists who have been inspired by it. Source: https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2024/dec/03/boxing-exhibition-norton-museum
Royal Shakespeare Company to look at AI and immersive technology in theatre
The Royal Shakespeare Company will look at using artificial intelligence (AI) and immersive technology in future productions, the Government announced as part of other projects and funding measures for the West Midlands as well as Merseyside. The RSC has previously … Continued
Meet the world’s first artist robot
We often think of art as uniquely human, something that separates us from machines. But what happens when an algorithm takes over to create images based on data? We meet Ai-Da, the world’s first artist robot to find out how … Continued