If you need any evidence that we’re living in some kind of Golden Age of movie animation, look no farther than “Metropolis,” the latest example of imported Japanese anime — and one of the ...

IN THE world of anime the film Metropolis is a revered piece of art. Watching the original 2001 release in the new Blu-ray edition just unveiled by Eureka Entertainment, it’s easy to see why.

Metropolis, a group show inspired by the city and juried by Ken Hamel of Denverarts.org, will be celebrated with an award ceremony tonight at the Kanon Collective Art Gallery, which is filled with ...

LOS ANGELES — Chris Burden’s latest kinetic sculpture, “Metropolis II,” does more than just imitate life. The colorful display of roads, cars, trains and buildings is art imitating what ...

If You Go: FOV | Field of Vision, Metropolis Collective, 6 p.m. Friday through August 30, 16 W. Main St., Mechanicsburg. Free. Info and gallery hours: info@metropoliscollective.com or 717-458-8245 ...

Anime is an original media art form taking its roots from Japan. This is something that has changed a lot, having very high significance since it dawned in the early twentieth century. Right from ...

Kiyonori Kikutake’s Stratiform Structure Module, from 1972. When anime came of age in the 1970s, many films were set in cities that bore both the scars of war and the signs of Metabolist-style ...

Novelist B.A. Shapiro's latest novel, "Metropolis" leaves the art world for a more unusual setting: a storage unit where some of the characters live.