Will this building even work with the landscape of the American town ... I cannot also help but interpret this film as an ode to human art and Brutalist architecture as a form of survival.

read a book about the Bauhaus architects who planted themselves in America and built our post war landscape. If you want to explore the link between art, the Holocaust and trauma, sit down for ...

"The landscape, the food we eat ... a recipe for either great art or complete disaster. In "The Brutalist," there is no in-between.

The Brutalist has been receiving rapturous reviews ... an artist of genius — struggling to put his stamp on the American landscape in the years after World War II. More importantly, perhaps ...

“Nothing about it screamed commercial in today’s indie landscape ... s character in The Brutalist, a mercurial industrialist whose patronage of László’s art is revealed to be a dark ...

Rudolph devotees are determined to avoid a repeat of the 2021 demolition of one of the architect’s most important brutalist works, the Burroughs Welcome headquarters in North Carolina’s Research ...

Lol Crawley, a first-time Oscar nominee, won the cinematography award for “The Brutalist,” giving the ... architecture interspersed with rolling landscapes, alternating between mid-century ...

Architects may groan at the depiction of their profession in “The Brutalist,” an enormously ... line of filmmakers who have plundered other art forms for some of the legitimacy that the ...