#Nikola Duravcevic

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"Kiki Smith feels like such a necessary artist at this moment. Coming into her own creatively in New York City during the AIDS epidemic, her work encompasses the personal and the bodily, and the collective and the social. The strikingly proportioned figure in Annunciation feels alone in a personal, spiritual moment. The work seems to contain so many stories, and as Kiki recently told me, 'I am just trying to make something that feels like what I know inside.'" 

Posted by Catherine Morris Kiki Smith (American, born Germany, 1954). Annunciation, 2008. Cast aluminum, wood. Brooklyn Museum, Purchased with funds given by John and Barbara Vogelstein, Alan and Leslie Beller, Constance and Henry Christensen III, Nikola Duravcevic and Dana Ben-Ari, Stephanie and Tim Ingrassia, Leslie and David Puth, Elizabeth A. Sackler, John S. Tamagni, Barbara and Bill Wynne and Designated Purchase Fund , 2011.78a-b. © Kiki Smith, courtesy of Pace Gallery (Photo: Photography by Kerry Ryan McFate, courtesy The Pace Gallery)

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18 TO PARTY Movie Review: A Delightful Genre Mashup

In her latest movie review @samanthamaybe talks about @18ToPartyMovie #18ToParty #filmreviews

Written & Directed by Jeff Roda

Starring: Alivia Clark, Tanner Flood, James Freedson-Jackson, Oliver Gifford, Nolan Lyons, Sam McCarthy, Ivy Miller, Taylor Richardson, and Erich Schuett.

Producers: Nikola Duravcevic, Emily Ziff Griffin, Andrew Cahill, and Stephanie Marin.

Synopsis: It’s 1984 and outside a small-town…