Ever wanted to see a castle in the clouds? PRT, photographer Simone Hutsch’s latest
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Badir McCleary stands in front of a jagged 340-ton boulder levitating 15 feet in
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Life is emotionally abusive, as existential philosopher Taylor Swift has noted. Sometimes
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Over the pandemic, Camilla d’Errico’s life turned upside down. Surrounded by
Blue and gold historical plaques are everywhere in Philadelphia. Numbering in the
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“Los Angeles…she’s a moody, needy, demanding city. She’ll put you in the
Pixie dust, a penguin in vintage shoes, colorful toy guns available for 10 cents—you’ll
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"Dude, I didn't even know that existed." It’s a phrase Badir McCleary
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Cracking open a pomegranate (“seeds of blood in cups of azure,” as Andre Gide
The fourth wall is an imaginary boundary that separates a story from its audience,
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Six years ago, Heather Beardsley visited the site of an infamous—and recent—nuclear
Flashback to the 1960s: Op Art, short for Optical Art, emerged in a decade that matched
In the 1970s, street art and skateboarding collided. Both groups were seen as rebellious,
The winters in Buffalo, NY, are brutal. Situated on Lake Erie at the mouth of the
When was the last time a building made you smile? How about a window or a hat? Recently
“You’ve got a nerve to be asking a favor,” spews the narrator of The Walkman’s
Isolated on a canopy inside the Cornaro Chapel in Rome, the body of St. Theresa levitates
A meditation on violence, political power, and the weight of malicious words, Dylan