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Review: Intermezzo is Sally Rooney at her best
Contains Spoilers Intermezzo, the latest release from larger-than-life Irish author Sally Rooney, is a highly choreographed dance. A natural extension of Conversations With Friends,…
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The arduous character development of sex workers
A New York Film Festival review: Anora Sean Baker isn’t scared of portraying sex work in his films; in one way or another, three…
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“Keeping Time” in the Eldert Street Garden
Serena Brunswig curates first art exhibition, representing the concept of time in a garden that slows the race against the clock. The idea of…
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The New School’s ideals of productive discourse put into action at Thursday’s The Wannabe Fascists book launch
The New School frequently emphasizes the value of discourse and debate. In President Joel Towers’ Aug. 15 email titled “A Message From President Joel…
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Blink twice and you will miss it: A review of Zoë Kravitz’s directorial debut
As the summer comes to an end, we’ll part ways with the many influences that dominated our feed like Charli XCX’s Brat, Kendrick versus…
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The price of creativity: Navigating financial barriers in design education
The cost of creativity isn’t measured only in the hours spent designing—it’s tallied in receipts. For many students at Parsons School of Design, balancing…
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