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Art Is How We Stay Human
Art Is How We Stay Human
When the world falls apart, why do we still draw?
Erin J Daniel
May 22
Are You Aware of Eastern Films?
Are You Aware of Eastern Films?
In the quaint Polish town of Toruń a monument commemorates a cult classic in this genre that was released in 1964.
Vickey Maverick.
May 22
Today’s Canadian and U.S. Tensions Could Ruin My Favorite Musical
Today’s Canadian and U.S. Tensions Could Ruin My Favorite Musical
Will the Broadway show ‘Come From Away’ land differently now in audience hearts?
Joe Guay - Dispatches From the Guay Life!
May 22
Technological Creep and Personal Choice
Technological Creep and Personal Choice
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times — indeed, that very well-known line is just as prescient as it ever was; a sentence…
Judson Stacy Vereen
May 22
Did You Blink? Some Thoughts on The America I See Versus the One Most Choose To Ignore
Did You Blink? Some Thoughts on The America I See Versus the One Most Choose To Ignore
Yet again, America goes full America and people are shocked. This isn’t news, people, and it never has been.
Jonathan Apollo
May 21
That Time President Nixon Had the FBI Investigate John Lennon
That Time President Nixon Had the FBI Investigate John Lennon
Protest Vietnam War, get threatened with deportation
"Penguin" Pete Trbovich
May 21
About Bearing the Unbearable
About Bearing the Unbearable
(And how the unbearable exists because we let it)
Francis Laleman
May 21
When We Lack For Nothing, We Want For Everything
When We Lack For Nothing, We Want For Everything
In no other civilisation do we value thinness as we do in the West
Lisa Fouweather
May 21
Words That Hurt: Rethinking How We Talk About Disease
Words That Hurt: Rethinking How We Talk About Disease
Sontag’s warning, global metaphors, and why “fighting” illness might miss the point
Elan Kesilman-Davin, Ph.D.
May 20
The Heist: It’s Not (Always) About the Money
The Heist: It’s Not (Always) About the Money
Deep planning. A skilled team. Perfect discipline. Precision amid the chaos of the world. A heist is a game of the highest moral stakes.
Gary Angel
May 20
The Importance of Virginia Woolf
The Importance of Virginia Woolf
The legacy of one of the most influential female writers of the 20th century.
Alejandro Orradre
May 20
Priced Out of Freedom: The Reality of Life Under Capitalism
Priced Out of Freedom: The Reality of Life Under Capitalism
So much of Planet Earth will go unexplored because we can’t afford to see it
Lisa Fouweather
May 20
Sense and Sens/ABILITY
Exploring a world beyond sight
Dr. Cheryl Fogle-Hatch
May 19
Q&A: Director Susanna Fogel Says the Darndest Things
Q&A: Director Susanna Fogel Says the Darndest Things
In between making me laugh my ass off, the filmmaker talks stress dreams, eccentric families, and how she’s overcome the challenges of…
Cole Haddon
May 18
A Love Letter in Times of Chaos
A Love Letter in Times of Chaos
I was considering this image for my series Postcards from America, and it got me thinking.
Bill Crandall
May 18
The Last Raise of the Bat
The Last Raise of the Bat
Remembering Virat Kohli’s Test legacy
Neeharika
May 18
In a Dying Seaside Town, You Learn To Let the Light In
In a Dying Seaside Town, You Learn To Let the Light In
Old friends, bad hotels, and the end of love
Ryan Frawley
May 17
Two Artists' Portrayal Of Signs And Wonders In Galilee
Two Artists' Portrayal Of Signs And Wonders In Galilee
A wedding, water, and wine at Cana
Marc Barham
May 17
Why Democrats Can’t Win Inside the Wrestling Ring
Why Democrats Can’t Win Inside the Wrestling Ring
Trumpism, AI, and the symbolic collapse that only art can repair
Jeffrey Anthony
May 17
TJ Klune on the Power of Words and Kindness Amidst Chaos
TJ Klune on the Power of Words and Kindness Amidst Chaos
Rural Oregon in the 80s and 90s was exactly as hard as you would expect for a closeted queer kid with undiagnosed ADHD in a…
Heather M. Edwards
May 12
Of Soothsayers and Fortune-Tellers: Keepers of Community Well-being
Of Soothsayers and Fortune-Tellers: Keepers of Community Well-being
Governments call it fraud. Scientists call it superstition. So why do millions still find solace in the cards and stars?
L. DeLora
May 16
Review: ‘A Flat Place’ by Noreen Masud — Who is Worthy of the Epithet ‘Human’?
Review: ‘A Flat Place’ by Noreen Masud — Who is Worthy of the Epithet ‘Human’?
Masud’s terrestrial memoir excavates the land beneath us to reveal the spatial politics within — eerily chiming with the neocolonial…
Ben Peasley
May 15
Anton Chekov And The Myth Of Technology
Anton Chekov And The Myth Of Technology
Life, Homeric heroes, virtual reality, and free will
Marc Barham
May 15
The Book Review: ‘Elogio de las manos’ — Jesus Carrasco
The Book Review: ‘Elogio de las manos’ — Jesus Carrasco
Awaiting publication in English, the Spanish writer’s new work is a new declaration of love for the rural world, an environment that is…
Alejandro Orradre
May 15
A Love Letter to DC
A Love Letter to DC
How a tiny Lebanese café and a Monet exhibit made for the perfect day
Zail Dugal
May 15
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