While this week's high-profile release Project X does little more than revel in its own juvenile antics, the far less heralded (and unfortunately titled) Art Is... the Permanent Revolution offers an incisive look at the ongoing tradition of politically motivated printmaking. I reviewed both films this week, along with the mediocre New Zealand offering Boy.Friday, March 2, 2012
Project X and More
While this week's high-profile release Project X does little more than revel in its own juvenile antics, the far less heralded (and unfortunately titled) Art Is... the Permanent Revolution offers an incisive look at the ongoing tradition of politically motivated printmaking. I reviewed both films this week, along with the mediocre New Zealand offering Boy.
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