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Archie Shepp needs no introductions: he is one of the greatest African American saxophonists and one of the last living "giants" of 20th century jazz ! For some thirty years now he has divided his time between Europe and
The archive manager of an organization, when faced with the demands of the clients (representing various revolutions against different systems), encourages them to participate in the violation with a deceptive offer.
The story is about Alexander Kuzmin, who was the chief architect of Moscow from 1996 to 2012 and largely determined the current appearance of the city.
What begins as an idyllic scene of a summertime dip, ends in painful disillusion. The shallow lake is revealed to be part of an artificial, postmodern concrete environment.
Matthew works for the Archive, no, he's the face of the Archive. He's on every social media platform, his days are timed out to the minute by his "people"… he's in the cog so to speak. Krystal is an artist and scientist
In an attempt to lift the veil of mystery surrounding the life of the famed Archimedes, a historian seeks out Telesilla, his surviving wife. He hopes the woman would share the story of the great scientist, who tragically
TV & Film Archive performances of The Who from 1970 to 1979. Their classic line-up consisted of lead singer Roger Daltrey, guitarist and singer Pete Townshend, bass guitarist John Entwistle, and drummer Keith Moon. K
This documentary tracks the five projects that have won the prestigious Aga Khan Award for Architecture, each embracing the ethical and philosophical criteria that the awards represent.
He UFO question everyone's asking is the wrong one. Governments already answered "are they real" — Navy gun-camera footage, declassified Pentagon programs, and seventy thousand witnesses who watched the sun come down ove
Generations of American children sat in dark classrooms and absorbed wisdom in the form of 16mm educational films. Through the flicker of dim projector bulbs and the warble of optical soundtracks a blueprint for better l
The Spiral Minaret of Samarra north of Baghdad is emblematic of 56 years of ambitious urban planning in the 9th century to build a new capital for the Islamic World, shadowed by an internal feud.
Through commerce and conquests the Romans had come into contact with Greek art early in their cultural development. The Romans took what they found pleasing from Greek art and adapted it to Roman purposes in sculpture an
The first Greek experiments in stone sculpture and architecture owed much to Egypt. But in quick order the Greeks set off in their own direction, looking for the perfect set of proportions to represent the perfect human