v4.6 / Falling through History with Bill Armstrong
“If the doors of perception were cleansed,” wrote the poet William Blake in The Marriage of Heaven and Hell, “everything would appear to man as
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v4.5 / Tracy Templeton: A Mind of Winter
It’s cold. You’ve been sleeping, god knows how long, on a thin white sheet and pillow. Standing, you look around. Snow drifts at eye level,
v4.4 / William Scully’s Botanical Insights
When I walk down a trail in the forest I am drawn along, looking forward, repeatedly saying I will turn back only after I reach
v4.3 / Marko Umicevic’s Perfect State of Disorder
Represented in this feature are four series by the Croatian photographer Marko Umicevic: a project called Malkauns, a lightless meditation on the abandoned industrial sites
v4.2 / Vaune Trachtman: I Want to Make That Picture
In one of my favorite photographs by Vaune Trachtman, lights from a thousand city windows weave upward into the night. If you go by the
v4.1 / The Two Suns of Roberto De Mitri
We’ve been observing Solaris a long time. With modern instruments, we’ve been at it for decades. But in some sense, we’ve been trying to figure