Articles

The cocaine may have provided some pep for the completion of Grant’s memoirs, finished only three days before his passing.

The post-Hamilton death throes of our dramatic institutions insist that the show must go on.

Buckminster Fuller thought he had found the shape of utopia. What went wrong?

Petrit Halilaj turned doodles he found on elementary school desks in the former Yugoslavia into large-scale sculptures.

Keeping up appearances in brownstone Brooklyn

Political art so often feels like a wish; Spatializing Reproductive Justice represented something like a real plan.

Fantastic sleeves and where to find them.

Dream House does a lot with a little. Mercer Labs does a little with a lot.

Once a sparkling fixture of New York high society, the Plaza Hotel has lost its fizz.

Harlem’s famous crowdedness was a creative wellspring and a problem for thought.

Mapping Malcolm takes Harlem as a starting place for a global project of Black liberation.

Prior Art trades in architectural alembics: spaces that distill, refine, and elucidate Christensen’s crucial triad: “creativity, novelty, and property.”

Life and Trust occupies Wall Street with craft cocktails and prebatched bromides.

If Sim City arguably inspired legions of thirtysomething urban planners, there’s a strong chance Manor Lords will make at least one good historian of the medieval peasantry.