LA TIMES. Set in an Italian-American neighborhood in New York, "A View from the Bridge" tells the story of Eddie Carbone (Schreiber), a married dock worker who harbors an incestuous desire for his 17-year-old niece, Catherine (Johannson). But Catherine becomes involved with another man and the saga ultimately ends in tragedy. (Read the Article)

ADOBE AIRSTREAM. Site Santa Fe's eighth biennial, "The Dissolve," harkens a glorious return to the imaginal the retinal and the animated --via a show being nimbly co-curated by Sarah Lewis and Daniel Belasco. The curatorial pair unveiled a list of 26 artists and 4 historical animations that reflect, said Lewis, "a desire to stay connected to the body, the organic;" "a vernacular or homespun aesthetic;" and a deliberate interpretation of art history that considers early 20th-century technological breakouts that contemporary artists are referencing and reinventing. The artist list rounds out with: Robert Breer, Paul Chan, Brent Green, George Griffin, Mary Reid Kelley, Avish Khebrehzadeh, Laleh Khorramian, Jacco Olivier,  Robert Pruitt, Robin Rhode, Hiraki Sawa, Berni Searl, and Federico Solmi, the only Italian  partecipating. (Read the Article)