I’ve been revisiting a lot of old comfort movies recently, one of which is Guillermo del Toro’s Pan’s Labyrinth. I’ve loved the movie for a long time now, and am always captivated by the beautiful imagery and imaginative storytelling that del Toro manages to create within his films. After watching Read more…
Following our in-class discussion last week about the role of augmented reality as a way of creating and consuming art, I was fascinated by the Monument Lab app, which is meant to create an additional layer of interpretation of various art sites in Philadelphia. Though development for the app started Read more…
Recently, French duo Daft Punk announced their breaking up and retirement after a 28 year career. Besides being at the forefront of the electronic music scene, Daft Punk helped define the sound of French house music. Beyond their musical contributions, Daft Punk has also cultivated a history of visual excitement: Read more…
It feels like every single time I go on Instagram, I see another friend who’s visited Philly Wonderspaces. The recognizable glowing lights have been a permanent fixture on my Instagram feed since the first day I stepped foot on campus. Though I’ve yet to visit myself, I feel like I’ve Read more…
Pop singer Lil Nas X has been the subject of controversy following the release of his latest music video, “Montero (Call Me By Your Name)”, due to his use of Satanic imagery. His collaboration with fashion/art collective MSCHF has only fueled the fire: together, they sold exactly 666 pairs of Read more…