by Brittany | Jun 1, 2020 | Psychotherapy
How does treatment change when your patients are on a screen? By Adam Gopnik May 25, 2020 The ritual of therapy goes on, but its intimacy—and efficacy—is altered. Illustration by Greg Clarke These days, the advice frequently directed at New Yorkers with deep-seated...
by Brittany | May 28, 2020 | Psychitecture at Home
By Jennifer Baum Lagdameo – April 29, 2020 Right now, the logistics of “going back to normal” are a mystery. We asked some prominent voices to predict what we can expect when the worst is over. While scientists and policy makers strive to help us safely move into the...
by Brittany | May 28, 2020 | Psychitecture at Home
In our first spotlight on new business models for galleries, Various Small Fires leverages technology, intimacy, and collaboration in Seoul. Tim Schneider, April 28, 2020 Josh Kline’s Reality Television 12, 2020, at Various Small Fires in Seoul, Korea. Courtesy...
by Brittany | May 28, 2020 | Psychitecture at Home
MAY 14, 2020 | TEXT LAUREN GRACE MORRIS Has the cubicle been resurrected from its 20th-century resting place? Perhaps too soon to say with certainty, but with the precautions and measures necessary to prevent COVID-19 transmission, it’s likely. Pallavi Dean is one...
by Brittany | May 20, 2020 | The Arts
Norman Bluhm transformed the vocabulary we associate with the gestural branch of Abstract Expressionism into something that others of the so-called Second Generation did not pursue, much less attain. John Yau May 9, 2020 Norman Bluhm, “Opis” (1970), oil on canvas, 85...
