In 1933, everyone thought machines would eventually replace people, with one exception. Today, we’re not so sure if there are any exceptions….
A scandalous tale of adultery, voyeurism and revenge, The Cameraman’s Revenge (1912) stars dead insects brought uncannily to life in one of cinema’s earliest stop-motion masterpieces.
Here’s to no more wars on Yom Kippur … or ever. The Yom Kippur War was fought by Israel and the Coalition of Arab states
On Rosh Hashanah, the more a person bends their mind and humbles themself, the better.
Will it ever be possible to remember the Twin Towers before they fell?
May Pang is a gifted photographer, and the candid images she took during one of John Lennon’s most productive periods are now touring the West and Southwest.
A forgotten painting at the Met sends an ageing man into a reverie about the mysterious woman in it, all the lives she might have lived and all the ways he might have been smitten with her.
Another old New Yorker cartoon from the 1920s, reimagined with mermaids, because we think mermaids are funny.
Raised on smartphones and social media, Gen Z is rediscovering film photography as a slower, more tangible path to creativity, community and life beyond the algorithm.
Words and pictures to celebrate the first day of meteorological summer.
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