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Hey Cambridge/Somerville/Boston area people, if you would like to support the best local arthouse cinema during a rough time, The Brattle is doing a fundraiser to help cover the costs of an unexpected 5-day closure due to an emergency building issue. Please help if you can and we'll be back up and running next week for IFF Boston!
https://brattlefilm.org/2025/04/17/fundraiser-to-support-the-brattle-during-this-weekends-closure/
Works by American photographer Tyler Mitchell, 2010s-20s, whose imagery seeks "to visualize what a Black utopia looks like or could look like."
Prints by English artist Elisabeth Frink, 1960s-70s.
Paintings by Serbian artist, illustrator, and poet Milena Pavlović Barili, 1930s-40s, who was associated with the Surrealist movement and became a fashion illustrator and society portrait painter after moving to America in 1939.
Hello Boston-area movie fans, i'll be giving a seminar about Vera Chytilová's brilliant experimental feminist comedy Daisies before it screens at Coolidge Corner Theatre on May 5! Come on out!
Works by Luxembourgish artist Sali Muller, 2010s-20s, known for her use of reflective materials and light.
Photo assemblages by American artist Todd Gray, 2010s-20s, whose photographic practice "aims to provoke reconsiderations of long-accepted norms and beliefs surrounding the medium", exploring themes of African diaspora, colonialism, and societal power structures.
Paintings by American artist Whitney Bedford, 2020s, who reinterprets European landscapes by artists like Van Gogh, Munch, and Turner.
Works by Palestinian artist Kamal Boullata, 1970s-80s, whose imagery often incorporates Kufic script embedded in geometric compositions, with themes relating to displacement and cultural identity.
Paintings by Japanese artist Tomona Matsukawa, 2010s-20s, known for her photorealistic depictions of everyday moments and domestic still lifes.
