Monthly Archives: February 2013

David Brody follows the trail of interwoven fiction, fact, the tableau vivant, and art in Nabokov, Bruegel, Disney, Eve Sussman, Lech Majewski, and others Vladimir Nabokov’s 1938 novel Laughter in the Dark begins with an art collector daydreaming about financing … Continue reading →

In Vera Caspary’s absorbing autobiography The Secrets of Grown-Ups (1979) recounting her life as a writer, she avows, “This has been the century of The Woman and I know myself fortunate to have been part of the revolution. In another … Continue reading →

Stinkfish created this beautiful portrait just outside of the small town of Uyuni in southern Bolivia. It’s an awesome place of around 2 km of old trains abandoned in the middle of a desert. The piece is based on a … Continue reading →

First spied on Flavorwire, Callaghan is an Irish illustrator based in South East London. Her work is hand drawn using a mixture of watercolor, india ink and the smallest pens she can get her hands on. She’s also the current … Continue reading →