Study Reveals Art Viewing Benefits for Nervous System Health
A new study by King's College London and Courtauld Institute of Art shows viewing original art benefits the nervous system by lowering cortisol levels.
Guatemala Hosts Ambitious Bienal de Arte Paiz Amid International Gatherings
The 24th Bienal de Arte Paiz in Guatemala presents an expansive exhibition featuring 46 artists from over 15 countries. The event, inspired by the
Unveiled: Sackler Family’s Private Chats in New Film “The Family Statement”
Field of Vision's The Family Statement reveals private Sackler family chats to discuss the opioid crisis and its impacts. The film features interviews with
Mariam Ghani’s Film Illuminates Pandemic Parallels
Mariam Ghani's film, 'The Fire This Time,' examines historical pandemics, drawing parallels to COVID-19. Featuring voices from various experts, it highlights the societal impact
Documentary Exposes Police Violence Through Women’s Grief
The film They Won’t Call It Murder scrutinizes a community's struggles following police violence, highlighting the voices of grieving women. Premiering at Sheffield Doc/Fest,
Documentary Highlights Systemic Negligence During Pandemic at San Quentin
Bryan Gibel's documentary "Sickness in the System" examines the failure of San Quentin prison to protect its inmates during the pandemic. Through compelling storytelling
Five Women Challenge Unjust System in “They Won’t Call It Murder”
Exploring the impact of police violence, "They Won’t Call It Murder" presents a powerful critique of the justice system through the voices of five
Garrett Bradley’s Celebrated Film “America” Now Available on Field of Vision
Garrett Bradley's America, highlighting Black joy within Black history, is now streaming on Field of Vision. This acclaimed film, inspired by early African-American cinema,