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Nostalgia Architects
“With too much text to see or read, / I imagine the storm of a thousand paper cranes.”
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The Sculptures that Surround Us
Brief descriptions of artistic objects you walk past on Princeton’s campus.
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The Skeleton in the Sea
“A part of this planet for 500,000 years, the Great Barrier Reef bears both the wisdom and ache of old age.”
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Adapting Art: A Call for New Monologues
And if it were to embrace a more expansive view of womanhood…a new production that seeks to radically transform the way women are perceived and perceive themselves, could also deal more thoughtfully with other perspectives.
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Only Noise
“Small items, their lightness measured by just how many/you can lose and not notice. Imagine if we tucked/all the stinging things to our chests and rocked them quiet.”
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With Precious Memories of Howard Friedman
A eulogy to an artist, a father, a husband and a man whose memories live on with his family.
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The Tat Cat
The tattoo artist on the corner of Davies Street says “Please.” “Please let me write something on your body.” After a while, the needle doesn’t even hurt, he promises, your skin just sort of goes numb. I look up at his homemade poster, the colorful three-letter words and catchy rhyme. I think I would probably…
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Love According to Gabriel García Márquez
“Love is a breath, and a surprise, and the common space between two solitudes, and two bodies.”
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Barbed Beauty
“Perhaps we must accept that we are simply watchers of beautiful forms. And if we acknowledge that we are observers, bound by our own frailties and limitations, we may be able to rescue the memory of what was, for an instant, exquisite.”