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Egypt is a conundrum, and no one really knows the true history of this desert land with a single vein of water and green. The perceptive observer... ⇒
In the summer of 2010, Laura invited me via Twitter to collaborate on a video project featuring one of her poems, Love Monologue... ⇒
I prefer to focus on solitudes we may or may not associate with the architectural context of cities. I like to call those solitudes urban breaks... ⇒
More a powerful poem than a movie, Terrence Malick’s latest film is a masterpiece. Starring Sean Penn and Brad Pitt, it touches one of the oldest human quests. ⇒
Source Code is an ingenious and entertaining take on time loops and parallel realities. Jake Gyllenhaal faces the impossible: Saving the world and maybe himself. ⇒
Fair Game is a riveting fictionalization of events revolving around the outing of CIA operative Valerie Plame at the beginning of the Iraq war. ⇒
Out of this world and inspired by true events, Mikael Håfström’s supernatural thriller The Rite doesn’t need you to believe in demonic possession to deliver its message. ⇒
Clint Eastwood’s film HereafterWhen I discovered the art of Michelle “Shell” Rummel, I was instantly mesmerized by her work. She masters complexity and simplicity in fascinating ways.
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Louise Bourgeois’ Maman in front of the Tate Modern (London) was a celebrity in its own right. The ‘message’ though seems too simple and too complex for superficial stardom…
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