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In a rather famous old story called "Flatland" (Edwin Abbott, 1884), there are only two dimensions. Characters look like something out of your 10th-grade geometry class. Hello, Mr. Rectangle, meet Ms. Hexagon.

I began questioning orthodox Christian beliefs quite early. My mother and I lived with my father’s parents during his World War II military service, and I spent many subsequent summers with them. I have a clear memory of asking my paternal grandmother, when I was about seven, how there could be ...

In John Tursis New Works at Ricco/Maresca, the artist cultivates a sense of movement and psychedelic animation through dense repetition. Simple shapes are plaited into larger patterns that Tursi combines into machinic bodies. Each figure evokes pulsating Broadyway Boogie-Woogies of movement, that systematize the body into reeling conveyor belts of synapse.

Any legal professional looking for books to add to their pile for this year should ensure these texts make the list, writes Cullen Haynes. As we enter 2023, many of us look back on the previous year;

Plus, thoughts from Alyssa Naeher on the NWSL's condensed schedule to start the season

On World Book Day, here are 5 sci-fi and fantasy stories for math lovers.

Or is it a circle thats a square?

Whether it’s Guillermo del Toro’s noirish carnival, a gothic synthpop duo or the return of British art masterpiece, our critics have your plans for the week covered

In a series of photographs called "Flatland", Turkish artist and photo manipulator Aydın Büyüktaş uses a collection of aerial photographs to

Growing up, Istanbul-based photographer Aydin Büyüktas immersed himself in the worlds of sci-fi writers such as Isaac Askimov and H.G. Wells.