Fragmented reveries, scribbled quotes in foreign languages, ink-stained fingers, and cautious doodles in my journal; I believe in "nihil sub sole novum" —there is nothing new under the sun— so I write to better what exists.
In a pre-pandemic world, a wee ritual my flatmate and I had practiced every fortnight was to rush through the late evening traffic to catch a…
Owing to the still ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, the Outsider Art Fair 2021 is being concurrently conducted, spread across four Manhattan galleries, one recording studio, and forty-five…
Blaring sirens are heard as you fade in to an overhead shot of an inmate bleeding out onto the ground. Bugs Bhargava Krishna’s 2021 ZEE5…
As part of a $304 million project, Paris’ most famous promenade, Champs-Élysées is set to undergo a renovation before the Summer Olympics of 2024. According to…
When the lockdown had begun, my watchlists on all streaming platforms were completed— some being shamelessly re-watched— Dalgona coffees were whisked and banana bread loaves were…
The $1.6 billion Moynihan Train Hall is the new expansion of the Penn Station and a permanent art exhibit for three of the world’s most celebrated…
With global lockdowns in place to control the coronavirus outbreak, the famed New York Philharmonic had their last live performance back in March. Since then, the…
Amidst the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, this September Europe saw its first live drive-in opera, the ENO Drive & Live. The English National Opera (ENO) staged a…
In 1998, when a group of composers, musicologists, organists, and philosophers in Germany pondered over the fact that an organ can hold a note indefinitely, they…
The Mary Heaton Vorse house in the artistic Provincetown, just outside of Cape Cod, Massachusetts used to be the summer abode of New York’s literary set…