
An art, literature, and culture newsletter for the mild intellectuals discussing classical art, performance, books, history, living artists, and fashion & beauty culture.
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Mia Brabham Nolan is something of a wonder. We met at the most random of all events in the city, but, perhaps, that’s what makes it New York. It was a bright early fall day—September, maybe. The air was crisp that morning, but the afternoon...
Over the summer, the Museum of Modern Art staged a Marcel Duchamp retrospective. This was the first retrospective for the French Dada artist in the United States since 1973. A high school art history class was my introduction to Duchamp’s b...
I first met Daniel Schreiner while our mutual friend, the watercolorist and poet Hope Curran Lundblad, was lying underneath his grand piano. (At least, that’s how I recall it.) They were neighbors in the Fondation des États-Unis at Cité Uni...
Last year my friend took me to a reading for Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s Dream Count, where the author mentioned that Horus proclaimed literature had two functions: to delight, and to instruct. In other words, I suppose, it needs to make a p...
Hope with Lila, both the inspiration for joyride <3
This newsletter started as a Tiny Letter (RIP) the fall that I went to study abroad in France. Three years later, I re-named it “joyride.” I had just repatriated to the US in the middle o...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
NYC-based writer, baby novelist, editor, and photographer. Writing an art, literature, and culture newsletter for the mild intellectuals, discussing classical art, performance, books, history, living artists, and fashion & beauty culture.
AKA a nice girl with a nice shoe collection. I'll be dropping some serious shopping gems like where I found that pair of chanel flats for $60, and some insight between the intersection as a low vision person, and finding fun in fashion.
Writer. Host. Human. Taking a dive into the deep end of everything entertainment, music, and culture. Writing personal letters on Saturdays.
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