Gut Feeling

By Anabel Godsoe Giacobbi on April 15, 2024

ABIGAIL, entranced, continues to cut into herself while fending off DAN’s attempts to wrestle the scalpel out of her hand.

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The Orchid and The Botanist

By Breene Halaby on April 15, 2024

I thought I knew a lot about myself already. But every day I learn more of what I don’t know.

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Anti-Gone 俺抬杠?!

By Yiwei Lu on April 15, 2024

I’m a simple woman, and I hold onto one simple truth. That life is no charity, you must fight for it, you must struggle for it.

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How Can You Think of Anything Else?

By Zahraa Al-Saif on April 12, 2024

If I don't ever say it / Then who'll say it out loud?

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In Counter

By Rowan Na, Jiwoo Lee, Pietro Kralj, and Kevin Feng on April 10, 2024

Beyond its narrative of New Yorkers seeking new dreams, the structure fulfills its purpose as a rehabilitation center for the human spirit.

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To See or Not to See

By Cici Wei on April 8, 2024

The only thing one can do is wait. Trapped behind glass, life stands still till the subway doors open again.

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At Iverson’s Ranch

By Abraham Chabon on April 5, 2024

She looked back at me and bowed her head. Then, slowly, I raised the pistol to her forehead and fired a bolt into her brain.

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PhotoMap of NYC

By Alexandra O'Sullivan on April 3, 2024

This project challenged me to never repeat a location, leading to a discovery of the city’s diverse and intricate details through fresh eyes.

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Music is sound that is kind to silence 

By Tessa Arnzen on April 1, 2024

They played for moments more, and when they played one final note trading smiles  with each other, Greta succumbed and nudged the door open. The three musicians looked up in surprise.

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The Fragmented ‘I’; Dissections

By Melia Chendo on March 30, 2024

The Western transition from the oral tradition to literacy marked the birth of hyperindividualism and the isolated point of view. Communication no longer requires intercorporeality or the physical presence of the ‘other’. Information is consumed individually in private, visual space– ...

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Why The Best Movies Are Boring

By Sawyer Gouw Ranzetta on March 29, 2024

Rather than recreate the magic of the wuxia film, effectively bridging the gap between past and present, Goodbye, Dragon Inn is obsessed with the chasm between then and now and uses duration as a tool to both attract and alienate viewers.

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On Enstasy

By Mary King on March 28, 2024

The Feeling we try to get away from all day long; the absence of sensation that fills the space of stillness.

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