For Lalin St. Juste, Death Is a Creative Rebirth
With a new solo album and a mission to transform end-of-life care for Black families, the Seshen frontwoman contemplates impermanence as the ultimate call to live.
With a new solo album and a mission to transform end-of-life care for Black families, the Seshen frontwoman contemplates impermanence as the ultimate call to live.
This week we've got horse appreciation, gems, queer soup, prison letter writing, mysterious limewood, and more.
A group of students inherited a classical painting atelier from their legendary teacher. Its three worker-owners preserve old-school technique while rethinking the rest of the model.
I’ve spent over 10 years obsessed with so-called “gender verification” tests. Proponents claim they have history and science on their side. They don’t.