Andrew Price
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Let's Stop Comparing Education to the Civil Rights Movement
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Social Media Helps Laid-Off Video Game Makers Survive a Reckoning
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Sleep Better: Separate Covers for Blanket-Hog Partners #30DaysofGOOD
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Ethical Style: Should You Really Wear That 'Ethnic' Print?
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What Kind of Cyclist Are You? An Illustrated Guide
Here's the trailer for Banksy's new documentary, Exit Through the Gift Shop: Notice all the little Banksy-esque culture jamming details?...
And here's another nice film project. Eight Billion Lives is an online platform for documentary films that focus on the world's non-famous...
We're getting a sequel to the Discovery Channel's BBC's breathtaking Planet Earth series. It's called Life, and its focus is more on animate...
Want to get better acquainted with the Canon of Significant Cinema? Want to do it online? You're in luck: The Criterion Collection now has a...
This excellent video (after the jump) compresses some of the most powerful cinematic moments of the aughts into 7 mesmerizing minutes. It has some...
Even if you don't care a Spanx about the Academy Awards, Oscar-winning films can serve as a kind of visual barometer of our cultural values. The...
Here's an inventive concept for a film project (preview after the jump): Ridley Scott Associates recruited five different directors-Greg Fay, Jake...
A conversation with the director of a powerful new film about notifying families of our war dead. The Messenger tells the tale of a young...
Avatar has already been variously criticized for being racist, anti-military, eco-fascist, and neo-colonial. Is there any pernicious ideology the...
After the jump, check out the awesome trailer for 180 Degrees South, a film I've been dying to see since last year. Some background: In 1968...
Nina Maria Kleivan, a Danish-Norwegian artist, has a photo series called "Potency" in which she dresses her baby up as various infamous...
Bill Watterson, the creator of "Calvin and Hobbes," gave his first interview since 1989 on Monday. Here's Watterson on creating the strip: I just...
A new art project reveals the criminals behind our food. On March 12, 1942, Donald Smith, a cook in Iowa, was arrested on charges of disorderly...
Can a normal art exhibit possibly do justice to the massive issue of climate change? This is part two of a GOOD mini-series by the Canary...
A project called How Many Billboards? Art in Stead is replacing billboard ads around Los Angeles with wonderful works of art. It's making the...
Our old friends at Wants for Sale / Needs for Sale have posted a bunch of new paintings to their needs section. Here's how it works: You buy a...
In any thriving city, there are any number of fascinating art openings, gallery shows, and museum exhibits going on, most of which you would...
GOOD reader Nicole Leighton just sent us this collage (larger after the jump), which was inspired by the Slow issue. We think it's beautiful, so...
Nick Gentry's portraits give new meaning to the term mixed media. Using plastic floppy disks as his canvas, the London-based artist employs a...
File under "more delightful street art"-these moss bunnies and Bambis in Williamsurg, Brooklyn, are by artist Edina Tokodi. A statement about how...
