Feature Carceral Aesthetics An exhibit at MoMA PS1 teaches visitors to see the cruelty the prison system tries to hide, and to think expansively about a world in which prisons no longer exist. By Griffin Oleynick March 16, 2021 Arts Media Social Justice
Article An Uncommon Tendency At the London Review of Books, Mary-Kay Wilmers discovered her rhythm as an author, and helped others discover theirs as an editor. By Anthony Domestico March 14, 2021 Media Books
Article Sins of Omission Far-right Catholic media promotes COVID-19 denialism and conspiracy theories in the guise of legitimate journalism. By Paul Moses March 13, 2021 Coronavirus Media U.S. Catholicism
Article The Extremely Online Mind Patricia Lockwood’s new novel explores life, neither online nor offline, but simply with the internet. By Katie Daniels March 3, 2021 Media Books
Article What Screens Can’t Show Absent-minded observation falls short when we are confronted with Gerhard Richter’s Birkenau paintings. By Robert Rubsam December 11, 2020 Arts Media War and Peace
Article Pope Francis and Civil Unions The confusion around Francis’s comments about same-sex civil unions is not a media crisis. It’s a moral one. By Matthew Sitman October 27, 2020 Pope Francis LGBTQ issues Media
