by Tomek Jedrowski “I am very attracted by bad taste — it is a lot more exciting than that supposed good taste which is nothing more than a standardized way of looking at things.” — Helmut Newton, 1987
Founded in 1977 at Columbia University's School of the Arts
by Tomek Jedrowski “I am very attracted by bad taste — it is a lot more exciting than that supposed good taste which is nothing more than a standardized way of looking at things.” — Helmut Newton, 1987
by Austen Rosenfeld Witnesses of paranormal phenomena no longer belong to the fringes of society. Julavits’ alternate world institutionalizes astrology and magic practice as a dignified occupation, and mind-reading is a profession your Jewish mother would be proud of.
by Ela Bittencourt The sculptures were cacti-like formations, with soft curvatures and elegant flowing lines; the poetic manifestation of mathematical formulas embedded in the natural world.
by Tomek Jedrowski Every year, photohysteria descends on Paris in the form of the world’s leading photography fair, Paris Photo.
by Jaime R. Herndon The incessant name-dropping of various authors, pop culture references and literary theories clutters the first part of the book. It makes the novel feel self-absorbed.
by Alice Pfeiffer The forgotten yet oddly spectacular spaces encourage viewers to reconsider their standards of beauty.
by Ella Delany Yet the success of the No.1 Ladies’ Detective Agency series suggests we are happy to leave reality tucked away.
by Yardenne Greenspan As an MFA student, I find this book comforting.
by Austen Rosenfeld Rather than telling stories the“old- fashioned” way, a consistent forward-moving narrative revealed from a single protagonist, these books present their stories from multiple vistas, shifting first person accounts, retelling the same event via alternate realities. They are…
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