Saw and heard the stunning soprano Joélle Harvey yesterday, two Handel cantatas at the Jordan Hall jewel box. We’re spoiled in Boston.
Saw and heard the stunning soprano Joélle Harvey yesterday, two Handel cantatas at the Jordan Hall jewel box. We’re spoiled in Boston.
What a beautifully lucid walk-through of Pieper’s Leisure, the Basis of Culture by Therese Cory.
I don’t do a lot of academic publishing, but it was gratifying to think through Howard Gardner’s “fruitful asynchrony” idea in creativity studies alongside my own “disposition, language, house” framework for the maker-thinker: intellectdiscover.com/content/j…
Fantastic conversation with Nicolay Boyadjiev of Re-Arc Institute on a “paraphilanthropic” approach to humanitarian architecture, public-private partnerships, innovative contracts, and more: scratchingthesurface.fm/263-nicol…
An evergreen topic: design public spaces for children! sarahendren.com/2025/02/0…
My friend Jack Goldsmith and his colleague Bob Bauer are doing us all a favor, explaining and historicizing presidential power with the Executive Functions newsletter.
One goal for this spring is to write and pitch a longform book review. Curious if folks here have methods or frameworks that set up that particular writing process well.
I really enjoyed talking with architect and podcaster Erin Peavey about design for interdependence, family life, disability and more: open.spotify.com/episode/7…
Intrigued by Architectural Uprising.
Leah Libresco Sargeant is that rare journalist looking hard at the post-Dobbs landscape.