Richard Alleva, retired from a long run as a film critic for the journal Commonweal, is streaming classic films and TV sitcoms. He talks about how the changing way we view media is changing us, why he cringes at the term “art film,” and much more.
New England artist Bob Selby’s instatllation, “The Doors of Segregation Project,” is a metaphor for the obstacles to racial unity that exist despite the progress that’s been made breaking down walls.
Having had a long career as an award-winning illustrator and college art professor, Bob is now painting his soul in retirement.
To see more of his work and his complete bio, go to http://www.selbyfineart.com.
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