Weegee: Art, Craft, Murder, and the Legacy of Film Noir

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For Weegee, creating sublime visual art and taking a useable journalistic photograph blended seamlessly into one another.

Conversations: Allison Wyss and A.L. Rowser

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“When you change your body in any way, I think it often becomes more you.”

Conversations: Xu Xi and James Sherry

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Two authors discuss transnationalism, climate change, transformation, and more.

Between gods and animals: becoming human in the Gilgamesh epic

Dec, 2022 | by

What a late addition to the epic tells us about what it meant to be human in the ancient world.

Johnny and I

Dec, 2022 | by

Who the hell in suburban New York had ever heard of Anniston, Alabama? I had.

Natalia Goncharova: Life and Art (an Excerpt)

Dec, 2022 | by

Marina Tsvetaeva and Natalia Goncharova are two of the strongest voices emerging from the Russian cultural tradition of the 20th century.

The Importance of Being Sad

Sep, 2022 | by

Are children’s books supposed to make kids sad?

Conversations: Carolyne Wright and Judith Baumel

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Two authors discuss the varied landscapes of their work and lives.

A Home at the End

Sep, 2022 | by

On the liminal thresholds that echo our long pilgrimages and our returns.

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