As dissatisfaction with the old regime fermented into revolutionary upheaval in late-eighteenth century France, two architects cast off the decorative excesses of the Baroque and Rococo styles and sou...

More than forty images of the ephemeral snowman, frozen eternally in the photograph.

By the time of Albert Kahn’s death in 1940, the French banker and philanthropist had amassed a collection of more than 72,000 autochrome photographs. Grace Linden explores the Archives de la Planète —...

A guide to vice and crime by the founder of the world’s largest private detective agency.

By meticulously translating his recordings of Jameson’s seminars into the theatrical idiom of the stage script, ​​Octavian Esanu asks, playfully and tenderly, if we can see pedagogy as performance? Te...

Landmark study collecting global tales relating to lycanthropes and other human-animal transformations.