Orange haze. 

A still from Sal Masekela’s short documentary, Alekesam, in conjunction with director and longtime friend Jason Bergh. 

Now playing.  

Filmmaker David Altobelli talks ROMA. Read the interview and watch the short on Milk Made.

Suicide is no good.

But this semantic map, based on the film Sound of My Voice, may give you some new thoughts on the matter…

Intellectual film banter. 

Brit Batmanglij, Zal Marling and Christopher Denham dish about their connection to the spiritual realm, within and outside the film Sound of My Voice via Milk Made. 

HitRECord at the Movies

Joseph Gordon-Levitt (aka Regular Joe) takes his new creative collaboration website to The Sundance Film Festival… and he brings his audience along with him

Here Comes The Neighborhood - Episode 2

Here Comes the Neighborhood is a series of interviews with graffiti artists that collaborated on creating a giant “graffiti museum” out of the Wynwood Art District. 

Imagine a small town where every single wall of every single building is covered from the ground up in graffiti and you will be thinking of the walls of the Wynwood Art District. Artists like Shepard Fairey, Phase 2, Futura and more have all contributed to Wynwood Walls, the project built to help revitalize the town and act as the epicenter for an active art community.

Click through to watch Episode 2 of Here Comes the Neighborhood.

Here Comes The Neighborhood

Here comes the neighborhood is a series of interviews with graffiti artists that collaborated on creating a giant “graffiti museum” out of the Wynwood Art District. 

Imagine a small town where every single wall of every single building is covered from the ground up in graffiti and you will be thinknig of the walls of the Wynwood Art District. Artists like **Shepard Fairey**, **Phase **, **Futura** and more have all contributed to Wynwood Walls, the project built to help revitalize the town and act as the epicenter for an active art community.

Click through to watch Episode 1 of Here Comes the Neighborhood.

Picturing Marilyn

Milk Gallery will celebrate the opening of Picturing Marilyn tonight with a screening of “My Weekend With Marilyn” a film starring Michelle Williams, Kenneth Branagh, Eddie Redmayne, Emma Watson and Dame Judi Dench.

Stars will be in attendance, as well as some of Milk’s close friends. We will keep you posted throughout the night via Milk Studios’ Instagram.

Bert and Marilyn

A candid shot of Marilyn Monroe with Photographer Bert Stern. This photo will be on display at Milk Gallery for 3 short days as a part of Picturing Marilyn.

For more information on the exhibition and for more sneak peeks of some of the photos of Marilyn, please visit Milk Made

Help Complete “Everybody Street”

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Bruce Davidson in the subway - NYC 2010

“Everybody Street,” a documentary short about street photographers in New York directed by ADE family member Cheryl Dunn, needs your help.  Cheryl’s tribute to the pantheon of street photography gods — Bruce Davidson, Joel Meyerowitz, Jamel Shabazz, “Boogie,” Bruce Gilden, and Martha Cooper, to name a few — is thisclose to completion.  Cheryl needs another $44,865 to finish the film so run to Kickstarter and give till it hurts.

Andrej Pejic  as Marilyn Monroe

Read the interview on Milk Made.

Photos By: Jacob Dekat & Prince Chenoa.

Peach Plum Pear is not a film about how depressing it is to do your laundry. 

A cigarette at the end of the world.

Photo by: Julia Willoughby Nason, co-director on the film Dirty Old Town.

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