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Kaya Genç: Ian McEwan’s Sweet Tooth

November 2012

McEwan’s new novel raises questions of artistic independence.

Natasha Lewis: Zadie Smith’s NW and Big Ideas

September 2012

Despite what Kakutani says, Smith’s new novel is not "Mrs. Dalloway Lite."

Rebecca Bates: Anne Carson’s Collapse of History

July 2012

The author’s Antigonick is an affecting interpretation of Sophocles’ classic.

Ann DeWitt: Marina Abramovic’s Gestures of Empathy in an Absentee World

June 2012

The documentary Marina Abramovic The Artist Is Present gives an inside look at the artist’s discipline, creative process, and love story.

Rachel Riederer: Human Rights Horror Stories

June 2012

The scariest movies of the summer are at the Human Rights Watch film festival.

Abby Rabinowitz: Sex, Lies, and Young Women’s Theater

June 2012

A theater collection of teenage girls takes on child sex trafficking, and the challenges of portraying exploitation in art.

Juliet Jacques: XXXora’s Newer Gender

June 2012

A London artist explores third-sex identity through pop culture icons from Michael Jackson to Margaret Thatcher.

Leah Carroll: A Journey to the Center of the Internet

May 2012

A new book reveals the hidden physical infrastructure of the internet.

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