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Why we just can’t let the Titanic go
Just when you think conversation about the Titanic has sunk for good, it bobs right back up like a rogue door floating in the…
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Berlioz brings jazz-house alchemy to the Brooklyn Paramount
Some concerts are just shows, and then there are nights like December 5, when berlioz — known offstage as Jasper Attlee — turned the…
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Bananas, billionaires, and the art of the unrelatable: a review of Maurizio Cattelan’s Comedian
In 2019, when Maurizio Cattelan duct-taped a banana to a wall in Galerie Perrotin’s booth at Art Basel Miami Beach and called it Comedian,…
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GetLit: Nonfiction / ‘Rugs and Revelations’
GetLit is a semimonthly series featuring works of fiction and creative nonfiction submitted by New School students. Each month has two opportunities to submit:…
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Virginia’s East Village presents: Sad hour specials
After lugging a hefty college bag — bulging with books, a laptop, and the usual load of inessential-essentials — around the city, the craving…
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The Hills of California: Where Memory Meets Heartache
No lights. No sound. Just a haunting stillness stretched across the Broadhurst Theatre on the breezy evening of Oct. 7. When the first line…
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