Category: Arts
Byzantine Regained
Jerry Saltz at Vulture: In the year 286, Emperor Diocletian began to formalize a division…
Alexander Calder and the Optimism of Modernism
In the view of renowned US author and critic Jed Perl, Alexander Calder remains America’s…
Citizens of the United States Will Need to Declare Their Loyalty When This Film Arrives on April 12.
New ‘Civil War’ Poster Divides America Into Warring Factions by Britta DeVore at Collider: The…
Saturday Poem: Zombies in Paradise
Today they’re recruiting for the Corps of the Undead;in fetid cubicles they anticipate more dead….
Friday Poetry: Give-and-Take-Ghazal
by Denise Duhamel & Julie Marie Wade: I would like to give more than I…
‘Hamay Kho Kar’ (ہمیں کھو کر) Song By Runa Laila
نغمہ = ہمیں کھو کر بہت پچھتاؤ گے جب ہم نہیں ہونگیں. فلم = احساس…
Wednesday Poem: My Brother Buries His Dog
by Chris Green: He moves furniture for a living, oversized bureaus and beds for the…
Tuesday Poem: Hey, People!
Hey, you over therewho are sitting on the shore, happy and laughing,someone is dying in…
The Best Spy Movie Ever Isn’t James Bond — It’s This
Army of Shadows Matthew Mosley in Collider: Has anyone exerted as much influence over the…
State of the Art
From “Sources of Life,” which was published in the Spring 2021 issue of The Point….
Narcissism is a Defining Feature of Modern Activism
Forty-five years ago, Christopher Lasch identified Narcissism. It has become a defining feature of modern…