“I just wanted … something that everybody could understand easily, and everybody could share regardless of where they’re from” — Jean Jullien on his drawing “Peace for Paris.” I swore that I would not ...

I’d like to start this column by addressing my 8 a.m. lecturer. I’m sorry. I haven’t been watching your lectures. Or, rather, I haven’t been watching you lecture. Forcing myself out of bed to face a ...

There was a moment in time when we weren’t even sure if the third season of Euphoria was happening, given how the show’s principal cast had entered the realm of A-list movie stars, and coordinating ...

A grim irony of Walter Benjamin’s classic essay “The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction,” is that it has been mechanically cited and endlessly reproduced since its initial appearance in ...

Kenny Schachter’s latest show at Jupiter on NYC’s Lower East Side is a nod to Walter Benjamin’s 1935 essay, The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction. Benjamin argued that mass-produced ...