Stereotypes about violent and ragged men on the street might be hackneyed, but as classifications used by all from academics to daily news sources, they have entered the public consciousness and stayed there.

>"The world is drowning in data. Every second, 2.8 million emails are sent, 30,000 phrases are Googled, and 600 updates are tweeted. The amount of data uploaded"

>"The Magazine for Architectural Entertainment"

"The Catholic Church in France showed a “cruel indifference” toward victims of pedophiles—mirroring the attitude of many French elites."

>"In times of global uncertainty and upheaval, many people look back to an imaginary golden age of simplicity and stability, or seek to blame a _...Read More_

"Dance music, in this context, nods toward the danse macabre, the idea that we are all dancing toward certain doom. Camille Saint-Saëns’s famous Danse macabre (1874) is probably the most well-known musical rendering of this idea, and it _...Read More_

"Sculpture and its futuristic creator held for 10 days, possibly in fear she is part of spying plot"

>"A new film adaptation of the best seller has a colossal budget and an all-star cast—but its emotional depth is what sets it apart."

>"Artist Kubra Khademi has committed herself to the continuous reflection of the condition of women’s lives in Afghanistan. Philomena Epps met her for V/A."

>"Don’t tell him, but the legendary sci-fi writer came up with a pretty creative way to pull moisture away from you."

"There was a time when we were part of nature, but since we began to see ourselves as individuals, we have become compelled to be the creative creator of ourselves. […]"

>"In the crowded realm of autofiction, even tales that are loosely tied to the truth can help us escape."

>"Lack of access to physical galleries opened people’s eyes to digital possibilities. Will they revolutionize how we interact with art—or just be a placebo?"