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Nominal Fix
A wild look at the real-world effects of social media, and the lasting implications of deathbed desires
Sending It
I realized that the building I was in was weird as hell.
Signs and Symptoms
A land of dreams on the brink of turning into nightmares
Fire in His Eyes
The 1980s are just around the corner.
Party’s Upstairs
Nixon joined us in the elevator.
Hearth and Home
The “home sweet home” pillow of the medieval bourgeoisie
The Bubbler
Care for a sip?
Stream the Revolution
What happens when a revolutionary communist artist makes content for Amazon Prime?
Home Stretch
The housing crisis won’t be solved through any one approach, least of all a photography triennial.
Seeing the Forest
Van Gogh’s Cypresses
was as peak-Met as we’re likely to see in our lifetime
Game Theory
Can a profession that tends to take itself too seriously learn to play seriously?
Saltier than the Sea
Don’t get it twisted: this was no melting pot.
Writing for Dummies
This book is what happens when someone thinks the only reason they aren’t a professional writer is that they don’t have the time.
Joint Venture
In New York, you can connect anything with anything, so long as you have the right connections.
New Art City
People like a Yayoi Kusama because it looks like a Yayoi Kusama, i.e., polka dots.
Summertime Sadness
An ideal summer read need not actually take place in the summer, but
The Guest
does it well.
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