Whitney Mallett

'Afterglow' is a book about dogs, narrated in part by Myles's dead pitbull, Rosie.

The state has a long history of anarchist organizing dating back to the turn of the 20th century.

We talked to the director of 'The Lure,' which follows an eccentric old millionaire and the treasure hunters looking for his buried loot in the Rocky Mountains.

We caught up with the 'Black Mirror' creator to talk about the gamification of the show, and of the world.

We caught up with the ever-provocative artist Andres Serrano to talk about his intense new exhibition, power, and stating the obvious.

Laz Rojas' self-shot acting reel—in which the filmmaker portrays over 100 characters—didn't get him cast, but it turned him into a cult favorite of the 1990s.

At the New Museum's annual Seven on Seven conference, the artist and technologist exposed the audience to itself.

From pregnant strippers shooting up to militiamen wading through swampy waters, Roberto Minervini's documentary 'The Other Side' takes an intimate look at those living on the fringes of American society.

We caught up with painter and famed drag performer Tabboo!, whose work appears this weekend at the Outsider Art Fair.

In dreams, writing is hard, but texting and typing are easier than ever.

Mommy chronicles a return to Lee's childhood home in New Jersey in the wake of her mother's unexpected death. It's a collage of home videos, grief, cell phone videos, suburban memories, Kumon classes, stuffed animals, and GeoCities aesthetics.

George Gittoes's new documentary, 'Snow Monkey,' is like 'The Act of Killing' meets 'The Wolfpack' meets 'Lawrence of Arabia'—with the Taliban and ISIS thrown in.