The Body, The Blood, The Bachelor Machine
The figure(s) in Da Vinci’s Le proporzioni del corpo umano secondo Vitruvio—however many there are, on however many planes of existence compressed into [...]
Television
Blood-Brain Barrier
In 1960, Nixon’s sweaty upper-lip squared-off against Kennedy’s impeccable hair. For all intents and purposes, the merciless gaze of the TV cameras swung the presidential [...]
TV Echolalia & Thaw
It’s said that humor happens when we’re told “the truth quicker and more directly than we’re used to.” What if it’s slower? Or garbled? Or purposely aloof? Or [...]
Viscous Television!
Seeing people vomit is a singular human experience. Should you have the opportunity, take it in; there’s nothing quite like it. Watching in person, it’s profoundly [...]
American’s Cultural Shortcomings
Inevitably, American entertainment has changed over the last sixty years. While individuals have always been drawn to music and television shows, audiences have become more [...]
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