Reads tagged with “history”

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Reads tagged with “history”

Past meets present, they sing a song.

What girdles have to do with civic activism.

Tea cups, cavemen and why consumer research is doing design a disservice.

What silent film has to do with sci-fi classics and the democratization of media.

Documenting the world, or how to take one of 6.7 billion pathways to Sundance.

Catholic priests, Greenpeace terrorists, and what Tim Burton has to do with Obama’s entourage.

An elegant finish on the unfinished, or what the Gatsby era has to do with surfer culture.

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

“None but the dead are permitted to tell the truth.”

Parasites, heroes, and what our primal desires have to do with Frank Sinatra.

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