In this contemplative exhibition, Julia Rogers explores the familiar actions we perform through ritual, superstition, and repetition - and asks why we do them. The works on display evolved from a ...

Recently the Hubble Space Telescope captured a strange and mysterious phenomenon. It was a bright flash of light known as a Luminous Fast Blue Optical Transient or LFBOT, but this one was particularly ...

It’s time to look back — and forward. By Jancee Dunn At the end of every year, I like to reflect by asking myself a question. This year, I’m mulling one recommended by Kandi Wiens, the author of ...

You made it to the end of another year. How did it go? Good year? Meh? Terrible? This year’s annual list of questions will help you mine for the good, learn from the tough and take a good look ahead ...

Beverly Golgorsky’s latest novel can be succinctly described by the series of words below. The war. Poverty. Love. The war. Addiction. Dead end jobs. Pain. The war. Family dysfunction. Alcohol. The ...

We all have blocks that hold us back. In this post, I'll describe a technique for unblocking yourself by getting to the root cause. Imagine this scenario: Ashley has always wanted to be able to paint ...

Following India's semifinal spot sealing win over New Zealand in the ICC Women's World Cup, former Indian batter Anjum Chopra termed the win as a "statement" and one which has provided "assurance and ...

Discover notable new fiction, nonfiction, and poetry. No one could claim that “The Brothers Karamazov” is polished, or even beautifully written—it is characteristic of Dostoyevsky’s style that ...

The Plymouth Seaside Grace Trail has opened at Nelson Memorial Park, offering a reflective walking path. The trail features five questions designed to promote personal growth and inner peace. The ...

NANZUKA will soon present a retrospective exhibition on Hajime Sorayama, the renowned Japanese illustrator who’s known for his superrealist artworks featuring sexy robots. Entitled, Light, Reflection, ...