Brooks Robards
‘Here and There’ at Old Sculpin Gallery
Edgartown artist Gail Rodney’s new exhibit at the Old Sculpin Gallery is called “Here and There.” The title reflects her pastels of New York...
Human celebration in steel and glass
One of the Island’s most prolific and talented artists, Vineyard Haven’s Barney Zeitz, produces distinctive welded steel sculpture and fused glass panels, lighting fixtures,...
Full-blown glass studio
The Island’s go-to shop for spectacularly designed glassware is Martha’s Vineyard Glassworks in West Tisbury. Every kind of decorative glass object is offered, from...
A touching story of loss and love
“Ghostlight,” a poignant and awardwinning film, plays at the M.V. Film Center throughout the weekend. The ghostlight of the title is a theatrical lighting...
‘Invisible Nation’ explores relationship between Taiwan and China
“Invisible Nation” comes to the M.V, Film Center on Saturday, July 6, at 7:30 pm. This documentary looks at the fraught relationship between Taiwan...
iMordecai makes for hearty laughter
“iMordecai” comes to the M.V. Film Center on Wednesday, June 12. This Miami-based comedy is directed by Marvin Samel, who will attend a post-film...
‘Evil Does Not Exist’ — a commerce/nature fable with a twist
“Evil Does Not Exist” begins at the M.V. Film Center on Wednesday, May 29. Directed by Ryusuke Hamaguchi, this beautiful Japanese film, winner of...
“Who Is Stan Smith?”
“Who Is Stan Smith?” a documentary of the famed tennis star, plays at the M.V. Film Center on Saturday, May 11. Directed by Danny...
The magic of Adaline
“The Age of Adaline” comes to the M.V. Film Center on Thursday, April 25, as part of the “Science on Screen” project. Before the...
A jailbird on the lam in ‘Raw Deal’
“Raw Deal” plays for one night on Wednesday, April 17. It is the second in the series of three remastered Film Noir Classics selected...
Classic film noir screening at the Film Center
“T-Men” plays at the M.V. Film Center on Wednesday, April 10. It’s the first in a series of three restored film noirs playing at...
‘The Crime is Mine’
“The Crime Is Mine” opens at the M.V. Film Center on Friday, March 29. Directed by François Ozon, his 22nd film, this French screwball...
A celebration of food on film
“The Taste of Things” opens at the M.V. Film Center on Friday, March 22. French-Vietnamese Anh Tran Hung directed this celebration of food, and...
‘Origin’ takes a look at the caste system and its effects
Journalist Isabel Wilkerson's book “Caste” is the basis for “Origin,” the film opening at the M.V. Film Center on Friday, March 15. Wilkerson is...
Life in Bhutan explored in ‘The Monk and the Gun’
"The Monk and the Gun" opens at the M.V. Film Center on Saturday, March 9, at 7:30 pm. This satire by Bhutanese director Pawo...
A vacation gone awry in ‘Golden Years’
"Golden Years" arrives at the M.V. Film Center on Friday, March 1. This comedy with the ironic title concerns a retired couple who go...
‘Perfect Days’ celebrates beauty in everyday life
In a run-up to the Oscars, "Perfect Days" arrives at the M.V. Film Center on Friday, Feb. 23. The film was directed by Wim...
A great filmmaker joins a great artist
Coming to the M.V. Film Center this weekend is Wim Wenders’ 2023 documentary, “Anselm.” This is not a documentary in any ordinary sense, but...
‘The Zone of Interest’ and the banality of evil
“The Zone of Interest,” about an apparently ordinary Nazi family living next to Auschwitz concentration camp, comes to the M.V. Film Center on Friday,...
Yorgos Lanthimos’s odd and imaginative new film
“Poor Things” arrives at the M.V. Film Center on Friday, Jan. 26, at 7:30 pm. Directed by Greek filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos, this film is...