Zach Zahos '15 reviews the Mill and the Cross, playing at Cornell Cinema. 

The latest exhibit at the Johnson leaves Fiona Modrak to ponder the reflexive nature of portraits.

Lucy Li checks out Light and Shadow, a new exhibit at the Johnson Museum featuring Modernist paintings and drawings.

Audrey Flack comes to the Johnson Museum to discuss art, history and feminism.

Paul Cézanne at the Metropolitan Museum of Art

Director Frank Robinson gives an intimate tour of Rembrandt’s etchings.

It would be impossible to experience the Johnson’s exhibit Icons of the Desert without being profoundly disconcerted. Though the works on display are extremely graphic (so much that they could be confused with the works of Piet Mondrian or Robert Slutsky from a distance — both of whom lingered on patterns as well), these paintings are not to be confused with typical “fine art.” What is disconcerting about this exhibition is explained by their source: