ArtRage hosted one of the first pubic screenings of late filmmaker Thea St.Omer’s documentary Nigger in the fall of 2009, so we are pleased to show this film again as part of the programming for the William Berry exhibition, BLACKOUT. Nigger explores the power of this…

Directed by Spike Lee Spike Lee’s 16 year old masterpiece on race in America is as relevant as ever. Read Russ Tarby’s article about the film and more!

RACE –THE AMERICAN OBSESSION NURTURED AND AFFIRMED THROUGH POPULAR MUSIC (1850-1940).

‘Salt of the Earth’, years ahead of its time, is not only a pro-labor film, but also attacks racial and gender inequality as hindrances to the labor movement.

A FACE IN THE CROWD (1957) Kazan said in his book, “Kazan On Directing” that he and Schulberg conceived the movie “as a warning to the American people”.