Britt Stigler

2 weeks ago | allarts.org | Britt Stigler

SHAREThe figures in artist Angelo Vasta’s vibrant oil-pastel drawings embrace, lock arms, balance hand-in-hand. Echoing his background in dance videography, characters are often captured in movement. Other times, the works call to mind the still snapshot of a memory.

2 weeks ago | allarts.org | Britt Stigler

SHAREArtist David Opdyke’s work combines whimsy with poignant statements about climate change, globalization and politics. Utilizing vintage postcards, his works flip a romanticized view of America into cautionary tales for the future. As part of the 2025 “ALL ARTS Artist in Residence” program, Opdyke animates his postcard visions in the film “Waiting for the Future,” streaming on the ALL ARTS site, app and YouTube.

2 months ago | allarts.org | Britt Stigler

SHARERita Moreno has worn the distinguished crown of EGOT-winner since 1977, garnering several lifetime achievement awards after that. An actor, singer and dancer, the triple threat has had an illustrious, eight-decade career and has advocated for Hispanic representation on stage and screen. But, as she shares in a recent episode of “Portrait Mode with Sophie Elgort,” she didn’t know at the start of her journey what her impact would be.

2 months ago | allarts.org | Britt Stigler

SHAREActress Rita Moreno runs through a batch of quick questions with photographer and “Portrait Mode” host Sophie Elgort. Ranging from rapid-fire prompts to a series of “This or That” selections, Moreno answers these questions and more in her episode of “Portrait Mode with Sophie Elgort,” now streaming on the ALL ARTS site, app and YouTube. Sophie Elgort: Favorite role you ever played? Rita Moreno: AnitaFavorite pair of shoes? I heard you have a lot of them. Oh, my god.

2 months ago | allarts.org | Britt Stigler

SHAREDance artists Sara Mearns, Bobbi Jene Smith and Or Schraiber move through time in two new films, debuting as part of the ALL ARTS “Past, Present, Future” dance film festival this spring. Now in its fourth year, the festival kicks off March 18 on the ALL ARTS site and app with the streaming premiere of the short documentary “Stage Animal,” starring Sara Mearns, and the narrative dance film “Waiting Places” by Bobbi Jene Smith and Or Schraiber.