Reads tagged with “video”
Redirect: A New Way to Think About Psychological Change
How Aristotle went about cultivating virtue, or what Susan Sontag can teach us about self-improvement.
World Science Festival: Scents and Sensibilities, or How Smell Works
From pheromones to disease detection via smell, or what your nose has to do with the neurochemistry of nostalgia.
Ray: A Life Underwater
What antique cannon balls have to do with walking on the moon and life on the bottom of the world.
Lewis Mumford on the City: Rare Footage from 1963
What Dutch highways have to do with Canadian documentaries and the psychology of protests.
Al Jaffee’s Iconic MAD Fold-Ins: The Definitive Collection, 1964-2010
Half a century of clever visual satire from pop culture to politics, or what Warhol had to do with Whitewater.
This Must Be The Place: Poetic Short Films Explore ‘Home’
What 19th-century farming has to do with solar panels and the creative losses of digital photography.
New Philanthropy: End Malaria and Boost Your Own Creative Process
Altruism by way of self-improvement, or what optimizing your workflow has to do with saving children.
Doyald Young: The Self-Made Typography Icon in His Own Words
From high school dropout to design legend, or what the Oxford English Dictionary has to do with iconic logos.
Arnold Schoenberg’s Music Notation Based on Tennis: A Tribute to George Gershwin
What the U.S. Open has to do with atonality and one of the great losses of twentieth-century music.
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