“From the exterior, the fabled New York artist Adam Green looks like the protagonist from some lauded French novel who’s unknowingly stumbled from its pages to resume life in our reality. His loyalty to the role seems unwavering too – some modern-day renaissance polymath, Green is a songwriter, filmmaker, visual artist and poet. His strange career is littered with unlikely accolades and abrupt chan”
“In 2016, Adam Green made what he’s claimed is the first feature movie to be shot entirely on an iPhone. It was his reimagining of Aladdin and, starring Macaulay Culkin and Father John Misty, used 500 papier mache props with the action staged against 40 different cardboard sets. It’s a project that encapsulates much of Green’s output: unabashedly hip, likeably warm and analogue and, above all, seem”
