Art
Year End Problems
Music released by Roy Darnell Music, featuring scenes from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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Culture
American Idiot
American life is made up of a series of abuses and exploitations and degradations that shock the rest of the world — all of it, not just some of it.
Culture
An Absolutely Devastating Film
Michael Moore presents Planet of the Humans, a documentary directed by Jeff Gibbs that uncovers the propaganda campaign of the green energy industry run by public relations, advertising, and marketing firms, corporations, and non-profit organizations.
Resilience
Resilience Breakout Room
What challenges are we facing? How might we reframe some of these challenges? What are the greatest opportunities for the service design community? What role can we play?
Resilience
Emergency Design Collective
As designers, we specialize in addressing the unknown. We run toward ambiguity – fueled by creativity, and we are wired to ship impactful solutions. We can – and we must – play a role in this critical shift in history.
Science
Climate Emergency
Increasingly alarmed by continued political inaction on climate breakdown, and by what she perceives as a broader society-wide struggle to accept the implications of the climate and ecological crisis, Rachael Treharne joined Extinction Rebellion earlier this year.
Art
Mad World
Curt Smith of Tears For Fears performs Mad World with his daughter Diva, recorded from their quarantine life in LA.
Culture
Cold Storage
The towering shelves and expanding sprawl of a library storehouse, the Harvard Depository, grant a vantage point from which to contemplate the future of libraries as networked points of access to past and present for the generations of scholars to come.
Community
Bauhaus Movement
Rethinking the world: founded in 1919 by Walter Gropius, Bauhaus intended to unite sculpture, painting, design and architecture into a single combined constructive discipline—a synthesis of crafts and arts.
Culture
From Hopelessness to Healing
Ruthie Lindsey explores her experiences with debilitating pain, loss, loneliness, and death in her new book: There I Am: The Journey from Hopelessness to Healing.
Art
Andrea Motis
Andrea Motis began playing the trumpet at age seven; three years later she began studying jazz at the Municipal School of Music of Sant Andreu under Chamorro, who soon after recruited her for his band while she was still a teenager.
Culture
Blueprint for Counter Education
“We were trying to integrate the domains; the inspiration for our concept came from the Bauhaus and Black Mountain College, which, at different times earlier in the 20th century, had tried to integrate the arts and political thought.”