Wood Child and Hidden Forest Mother

Agnes Gund – collector and philanthropist – sold her precious painting for $165 million to aid a criminal-justice form. The power of art necessitating urgent social change reverberated with a rallying cry that gave birth to the Art for Justice Fund. Aggie helps women who have defied common norms to disrupt and dilate the status […]

Sundance Institute has always been about supporting the new and emerging talent and this year, they have taken a step towards women empowerment. Their two-week Theater Program as The Theatre Lab at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art (MASS MoCA) will be supporting three ambitious new works for stage and their four women creators. The […]

Since Sundance Film Festival 2021 is just around the corner, the Sundance organizers and the City Hall are having great concerns regarding what the parking situation will be during the 11 days of the festival. Last week, City Hall generated an idea of narrowing down the Park Avenue roads to save the residencies from being […]

Three comedic series cover the scope of the human experience, namely:  Awkward Family Photos – an archive of the most viral family photos from the site AwkwardFamilyPhotos.com. The families in person reunite to celebrate their awkwardness.   The Ride – Wayne is 40 year-old driver/spiritual coach who recently moved back with his mom and discovers […]

Excited for the 2021 Sundance Film Festival that takes place this coming January? Well, Sundance Film Festival may be a dream to attend for some filmmaking enthusiasts but it does require a lot of planning before you take a leap and cross the Salt Lake City’s gates. Navigating through Sundance schedule isn’t an easy task […]