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Marianela D'Aprileit's a little about everything
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ordering the unorderable
Still Walking
2008, dir. Hirokazu Kore-eda, 114 min.
At first it seems like food holds these people together, arranges them into the shape of a family. They peel carrots and radishes together, hunch over the table flicking kernels off a...
no humans here
I have a new piece out in Mother Jones, about AI.
Specifically, it’s about advertisements for generative artificial intelligence, which are a crucial part of the process of building a market for such products. The construction of this mark...
gaps and omissions
Saving Agnes
1993, Rachel Cusk, 218 pp.
Cusk in her earliest incarnation is, in a heartening testament to the possibility of artistic evolution, almost nothing like the author we know now. Saving Agnes plants the bulbs of the preoccupati...
conventional scaffolding
Audacity Files
2026, Department, 37 min.
Plunderphonics, as they call it—a kind of hyper-sampling, music made through recombination—came as a departure to my usual listening of late. I’m not well-versed in the genre—the last time I did s...
big signs in title case everywhere
Downhill Racer
1969, dir. Michael Ritchie, 101 min.
A bit of thematic watching during the Winter Olympics, a movie as single-minded as its main character. Robert Redford, in his surprisingly terse and unflattering characterization of Dav...
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I am a writer and critic. I live in New York City. You can find my work here and other places, including The Nation, Pitchfork, n+1, Mother Jones, and The New York Review of Architecture.
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