The legend of the Prince of Thieves is as old as the hills of Nottinghamshire, but rarely has it been stripped of its romanticism with such visceral intent as in Michael Sarnoski’s latest feature. Following a brief and polarizing theatrical run, A24 has officially announced that "The Death of Robin Hood," starring Academy Award nominee [&
The Dirty Bibles of Deconstruction: Yvan Alagbé and the Subversion of the Colonial Image
PARIS – In the rarefied world of contemporary bande dessinée, few figures command as much intellectual gravity as Yvan Alagbé. As a co-founder of the influential Franco-Belgian publishing house Frémok, Alagbé has long utilized the medium of comics to explore the jagged intersections of race, power, and historical memory. However, his recent body of
The Blade of Subversion: Analyzing the Surprising Narrative Links Between Arya Stark and Éowyn of Rohan
In the pantheon of modern fantasy, few moments have sparked as much debate, fervor, and academic scrutiny as the climax of the Great War in Game of Thrones. When Arya Stark lunged through the frozen mists of Winterfell to shatter the Night King, she didn’t just end a fictional threat; she ignited a conversation about […]
The Joy of Subversion: William N. Copley’s “X-Rated” Series Returns to Berlin
BERLIN — Galerie Max Hetzler is pleased to announce a significant solo exhibition dedicated to the mid-career mastery of William N. Copley. Titled X-Rated (1972–1974), the exhibition offers a comprehensive look at a pivotal and once-controversial chapter in the artist’s oeuvre. Marking the fourth time the gallery has presented Copley’s work, this l
