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Musings on our impulse to translate nature into art.
On the art of listening.
Reading Wuthering Heights with a group of juvenile offenders.
Marlen Haushofer’s The Wall offers a meditation on selfhood and wholeness.
Set in the 1930s, The Matchbox Girl feels alarmingly resonant today.
In turbulent times, art often takes a surrealist turn.
The feminist icon lived a life of genius but failed her own daughter.
How the plight of refugees real and fictional casts the American Dream in stark relief.
