Reads tagged with “art”

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Reads tagged with “art”

What Mark Zuckerberg has to do with tyranny, memory and digital perishables.

Globe-trotting via Banksy, or what 1980’s New York has to do with contemporary Iranian art.

Conceptual horizons, or why the time to judge a book by its cover may have just arrived.

What mustaches have to do with dead bullies and subway-riding bears.

Automating anti-establishment, or what street art has to do with disaster relief.

From hip-hop to Hitler in the bunker, or why skilllessness is no obstacle to creativity.

What television has to do with art heists, JFK and Andy Warhol.

From polar bears to pop art, or how canvases connect disconnects.

From Nico to Sonic Boom, or what black-and-white silent film has to do with pop art.

Sketching Woody Allen, or what Sigourney Weaver has to do with watercolor.

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