The Horrors Of Cindy Sherman, Inside The Rain Room, Basquiat's Musical, And More...

June 11, 2013 Subscribe · Forward THE HORROR! The artist Cindy Sherman paints her face and distorts her body, crafting herself into identities that shock and confuse us.  Continue reading... You Won't Believe Which Artist Is Getting A Musical WATCH: Inside The Rain Room THEY'RE BACK... The Tonys Are Here! (LIVEBLOG) The Top Tony Winners Cicely Tyson Takes The Tony The Horrors Of Cindy Sherman James Franco Goes 'Psycho' 'Go Inside And Greet The Light' WATCH: Hilarious Photoshop Bus Stop Prank JOYCE MORGAN Blanchett, Huppert Shine as Murderous Maids Mirror, mirror on the wall, Genet's The Maids is surely among the most bizarre plays of all. Cate Blanchett and Isabelle Huppert are the murderous, incestuous maids who use and abuse each other as they indulge their increasingly violent fantasies. Continue reading... TINA ORLANDINI Wynwood's IamHere Mural: A Creative and Interactive Approach to Immigration Reform The genesis of the IamHere mural and collection of immigrant stories stems from conversations with members of the local community and the broader public. ACLU Florida hopes to eliminate a language that is fraught with "theys" and "thems." Continue reading... ROBERT L. LYNCH Remaking America Through the Arts The arts can serve as both a model and catalyst for change for a number of the pressing societal challenges which face our nation. But it will require new ways of thinking and engaging with the opportunities and challenges of a more diverse, technologically-driven and entrepreneurial world. Continue reading... JOHN J. CASWELL JR. I'm Personally Sending the Westboro Baptist Church to Hell In the weeks leading up to Mark Carson's murder, my new play, GOD HATES THIS SHOW, was gaining steam. The piece imagines Shirley Phelps-Roper of Westboro Baptist Church infamy as having been banished to Hell and forced for all eternity to sing a cabaret act for an "evil" gay audience. Continue reading... JOHN SEED Manuel Ocampo: Manila Vice Manila is the world's most densely populated city, and its problems are real: most of its sewage flows uncovered and untreated into Manila Bay. It is a city where beauty and vice collide: a place full of ripe and revealing subject matter for art. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003