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Film
How do we cope with the fact that the universe is dying? We find the most comfort in forming connections, creating the world we want to live in, and valuing the time we have together on this isolated yet beautiful planet. The seventh annual Universe in Verse, a celebration of the wonder of reality through science and poetry, entailed a joyful collaboration with Australian musician and writer Nick Cave and Brazilian artist and filmmaker Daniel Bruson on an animated poem that reflects on this fundamental question of being alive. BUT WE HAD MUSIC by Maria Popova Right… read article
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What Dutch highways have to do with Canadian documentaries and the psychology of protests.
A fascinating hour-long documentary about China’s most widely known and politically vocal contemporary artist, exploring the role of art in freedom of speech and political activism.
Remarkable, deeply inspirational graduation addresses by Steve Jobs, J. K. Rowling, Jeff Bezos, Meryl Streep and Robert Krulwich.
Yoko Ono, Stephen Fry, Emma Thompson, Debbie Harry and other cultural icons write retrospective letters of wisdom to their 16-year-old selves.
