Dear Readers and Collaborators, Winter is a time when, at least in cold climates, we are challenged to intentionally consider what we need to feel happy and healthy. It’s a season when nature can feel more threatening than nurturing. It’s dark. We get cooped up. In addition to seasonal fatigue, human beings sometimes create obstacles…
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Interview, photos, and translation by Rebecca Bacon Ehlers Cet article est bilingue. Pour lire une version en français, s’il vous plaît faites défiler la page. Migration Sense is a new segment that explores places and transitions through the lens of the body and spirit. Each issue features an interview with someone who, for one reason…
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Hilary Fung is an editor at Culturework. Ariana Bacle is currently an editor in HBO’s marketing department. Previously, she was a digital editor for Entertainment Weekly. She lives in New York.
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By Khalil AbuSharekh With a knife in my little hands, I was able to take the new TV remote control apart. I was checking all the elements, the green electronic board, all the buttons that fit perfectly in their designated holes, and the various vibrant colors of the transistors. At that moment, I felt that…
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by SOMDA Wafaama Armel Since time immemorial, hunting has been part of human beings’ activities. Until now, it is still there, however, it may differ depending on the place and the rules set. In some areas and more specifically in Africa, hunting is much more than just an activity for fun, but a tradition. Hunting is a kind…
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April Zhu, When I see a flower dying I see a boy crying, 2016, 35mm film photography “April” Yueyi Zhu is a Chinese student pursuing a new media BFA at Penn State. She also has experience in curatorial practice, music and photography. She is trying out everything art students can do in America: going to gallery…
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