12/30/2019
Tag: time
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05/25/2018
Philadelphia: Finding the Hidden City
Reveling in ruins with Nathaniel Popkin
by Daniel Dougherty
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06/07/2016
Time, Money, Happiness
On mortality & the difficulty of buying a mattress
by Elisa Gabbert
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10/26/2015
The Aging Face
On viewing my wrinkles through Proust, Rembrandt, and plastic surgery textbooks
by Alyssa Pelish
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10/29/2014
Slipping Away
Portrait of Jennie is a small film, as far as history goes. But the dreamlike fantasy has much to say – about tomorrow, today, life, death, and New York.
by Stefany Anne Golberg
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10/03/2014
Waiting, and Waiting, and Waiting for Godot
Who would want to sit through a 24-hour play? And what do you find when you do? Exploring durational theater
by Julius Ferraro
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10/01/2014
Outside the Box
Joseph Cornell felt trapped – by boxes, by chaos, by time. In his lesser-known films, we see his attempts to escape.
by Stefany Anne Golberg
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08/20/2014
Little Histories
They aren't the Met or the Louvre, but American historical society museums are filled with different kinds of treasure.
by Stefany Anne Golberg
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12/23/2013
Year In, Year Out
As we ring in 2014, let’s assess our feelings: Are you grieving for the old, preparing for rebirth, or just feeling pretty average?
by Stefany Anne Golberg
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09/25/2013