If their exhibition “Mark These Cradles” dis-embodies the embodied, Maia Paroginog’s sketchbooks rend the embodied to pieces. Read more…
Archive for Madelyne Xiao
('18) hails from Frederick, Maryland. She likes words, particularly those of Zadie Smith, Junot Diaz, and Arthur Rimbaud.
April Showers, But We Still Dirty: Moments of Pause VII
Dirt is just matter out of place… Read more…
EUROVISION: your week 3 playlist
Songs by your favorite Europeans. Read more…
Oscar de la Renta’s Intimate, Global Couture
I ricocheted from caftan to pantsuit to ballgown and found myself wondering how it’d feel to wear each design. Read more…
The Unglamorous Transcendence of Bruce Davidson
Davidson’s photographs are transcendent, drawing their viewers into the simultaneous cruelty and beauty of 1960s America. Read more…
Fragmentary Narratives: Reflecting on the Young-Old China
Chinese artists are turning a critical eye on their country, seeking an arc in a colorful, troubled narrative. Read more…
earworms: YOUR WEEK 8 PLAYLIST
Songs that are maybe too catchy.
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A Tour Through Black Representation on Film
In honor of Black History Month, StAR contributors look back on over 100 years of black representation in film and TV. Read more…
love yourself: YOUR WEEK 7 PLAYLIST
Who needs a Valentine. Read more…
Digital Dreamscapes
teamLab might be the world’s largest collection of grown-up children, those who’ve indulged their childhood awe with feats of technical prowess. Read more…