In Spike Jonze’s latest film, Her, we find Theodore Twombly (Joaquin Phoenix) emotionless and disconnected from the rest of the world. He’s in the midst of an excruciating divorce, struggling with recollections of the tender moments […]
“Art is, nowadays, our new religion and museums are our cathedrals.” - Theodore Zeldin Where can people find consolation and meaning in the 21st century? Alain de Botton, co-author of Art as Therapy and a philosopher from the […]
she’s going to bed a little bit hungry again, and even though she makes decent money it doesn’t stretch enough for the fresh fruits and vegetables the tv says are good for her and her […]
“Expressing yourself is uncomfortable and I kind of like to project that onto people,” artist Philippe Previl admits as he takes apart a display of paintings from his last show at the Freeport Memorial Library […]
Issue 11: “Trauma and Resilience” Our responses to a traumatic event or situation are as individual as we are. Instinctively, we invent idiopathic strategies to help us absorb the shock and pain or get our minds around […]
Brooklyn—Nostrand station, broad daylight. Above ground, overgrown beards or red lipstick holds shaggy hipsters together like central connective tissue. Pinterest-worthy succulents sit in renovated windows, watching abandoned couches decay in the empty lot below. Black […]
One of my standard practices with clients is to help them make meaning from what’s happening in their lives using visual form. I may take a client to Tate Modern in London or another gallery […]
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