A basketball court, a hospital suite, a newsroom. The lamp-lit streets of Vienna, a colorful South London gallery, or the mountains of Wyoming. There’s no telling where a person might fall Continue reading →
RAZING LIBERTY SQUARE IS the most recent work from the Academy Award–nominated documentary filmmaker Katja Esson. Soon after seeing Barry Jenkins’ 2016 Oscar-winning film Moonlight, which was shot on location in Continue reading →
THE FIRST RULE OF BORROWING, a father tells his daughter in Mary Norton’s Borrowers, is that “a Borrower must never be seen.” But like in Fight Club, the story is dependent Continue reading →
DURING THE OPENING CREDITS of the hit HBO series The Last of Us, a river of slime mold wends its way through darkness, through bushy foliate jelly mushrooms, arboreal earth tongues, Continue reading →
WHEN I WAS A CHILD, God spoke to me. All the time. A continuous dialogue that was as casual and instinctive as breathing. I grew up the daughter of missionaries, former Continue reading →