formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Convicted fraudster expresses regret in a two-part BBC documentary but also asks ‘what about all the good deals?’ Source: Lies, private jets and a missing $86m: Inigo Philbrick’s art world swindle | Art | The Guardian
Damien Hauser explores finding meaning in a tragic world in his fourth feature, premiering at Venice Days, and used AI with an eye on its limitations: “I tried to make a film which AI couldn’t do.” Source: Venice Film Gem … Continued
The 43 x 7 metre LED tower at Assembly Studios in Georgia comprises Nanolumens’ Performance Series panels with two pixel pitches that gradually change as you move upward. Source: Film studio is home to US’s largest freestanding LED screen | … Continued
With new album Man’s Best Friend, Sabrina Carpenter has sparked controversy that is reminiscent of the outrage over Madonna. Thirty years on, has anything changed for female pop stars? Source: Sabrina Carpenter to Taylor Swift: Why female pop stars embracing … Continued
A century ago the wrecking ball demolished the halls, courtyards, arches and domes of one of London’s best-loved buildings in what the architectural historian Nikolaus Pevsner would decry as “the greatest architectural crime” to befall the capital in the 20th … Continued
The brand name has been acquired by a company specializing in licensing deals for once-defunct icons like radio giant RCA and turntable manufacturer Victrola. Source: Technicolor’s Not-So-Glorious Afterlife