Pamphlet Architecture: Visions and Experiments in Architecture

By Carter Ratcliff

DEC 22–JAN 23 | ArtSeen

How does architecture bring us closer to utopia? Most architects don’t address this question. They’re too busy being professional. Yet the question nags some architects, or so I gathered from Pamphlet Architecture: Visions and Experiments in Architecture, an exhibition on view last October at ‘T’ Space, a building in the wooded hills near Rhinebeck, New York.

In The Hearth’s Happy Life, Kathy Ng Morphs Octopus Porn into Visions of Destruction—and Renewal

By Kally Patz

SEPT 2022 | Theater

Kally Patz profiles Kathy Ng, discussing how the playwright’s upbringing in Hong Kong and malleable interpretation of the body fueled her chaotic-good play, Happy Life

by Kally Patz

The American Dream Becomes a Queer, Coming-of-Age Videogame in american (tele)visions

By Alexi Chacon

OCT 2022 | Theater

In an absurd world that refuses to treat immigrants as human beings, Victor I. Cazares makes the case in american (tele)visions that it’s time to dream up a world that treats immigrant narratives with dignity.

Visions of Anticolonial Futures from Worlds of the Past

By Shaunna Rodrigues

NOV 2021 | Critics Page

Towards the end of 2019, India witnessed massive protests that spread across the country. This was the first time in a hundred years that Indians had taken to the streets pervasively to protest the erasure of Islamic lifeworlds in India.