Within the San Francisco city limits, the beach is never more than 7 miles away. But still, more than 80% of the local youth population has never been in the ocean. The City Surf Project aims to change that, and for the last decade they've made it their mission to introduce surfing to a new generation of wave riders all over the Bay Area.
Watch: Teresita Fernández’s stacked landscapes
Teresita Fernández invited the National Gallery of Art to be the first to film her renovated Brooklyn studio and the installation of “Paradise Parados”, her site-specific, monumental sculpture at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
Often using materials that relate to the landscapes she’s depicting—charcoal from burned trees, mined minerals, or reflective metals—Fernández’s work has a luminous, seductive beauty that draws viewers in, while unapologetically challenging us to think critically about the inherent violence of colonization and how it continues to shape our ideas about the land and one another.
Watch: The miniature microcars of Amsterdam
Watch: The Sanctity of Space
In cinemas and on demand: https://www.thesanctityofspace.com/
Lured by a black and white photograph, three renowned climbers pursue the ultimate adventure and show us why humans must explore.
