Toyin Ojih Odutola: Mythology and Lines
Odutola reclaims the right of blacks to their own universe and perception of reality, as a whole experience on its own, without having to anchor it on the white experience and colonial impact.
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Interview with Humanities Award Recipient Stephanie Barcan
An interview with Stephanie Barcan the 2021 recipient of the Jennifer Harris Memorial Humanities Award.
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The End of an Era
In this piece, I wanted to show the last moment of King Arthur, or more specifically, his era.
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A Glimpse into Sir Lancelot and Queen Guinevere’s Love Affair
A series of letters depicting the correspondence between Sir Lancelot and Queen Guinevere. Originally planned as love letters, these are more of a heated back and forth between the characters than declarations of love
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A Piece of Foreign Wisdom
When I was a young student, roaming Europe eager to flood my eyes with the beauties of past centuries, I once witnessed a peculiar encounter…
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Visual Art as Politico-Cultural Affirmation in Palestine: Identity, Trauma, and Optimism
Contemporary Art in Palestine effectively critiques Occupation by affirming Palestinian identity through both the commemoration of struggles past and present as well as the communication of hope for a brighter future.
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Darwin’s Tea Party: An Interview with Gabriel Tordjman
Interview with author Gabriel Tordjman on the subject of his new book Darwin’s Tea Party: Biological Knowledge, Evolution, Genetics, and Human Nature.
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Why Did You Eat It Like That?
The project looks at the shock or disgust or even discomfort we feel when either experiencing or witnessing someone going against food norms.
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A Secular Food Ritual
As the night passes, the rush-hour reaches its peak and the chaos becomes a calculated dance.
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Through My Own Divine Comedy
Finding myself in a dark time of my life, I had let my dreams take upon my sadness to suppress my sense of time. Just like the classic poem says, “I woke to find myself in a dark wood, where the right road was wholly lost and gone”
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