US EditionA Director Walks into a Gallery: The Rise of Auteur Art
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A Director Walks into a Gallery: The Rise of Auteur Art
From Yorgos Lanthimos to David Lynch, Jim Jarmusch to Harmony Korine, a growing number of filmmakers are turning their hand to exhibitions of visual art. What could go wrong? Yorgos Lanthimos’s Poor Things (2023) has been dubbed ‘an awe-striking visual feast’, Wes Anderson named ‘one of America’s most unique cinematic voices’, and Sean Baker’s Oscar-winning Anora (2024) likened to ‘a rich Tchaikovskian symphony’. These film directors, along with…
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