Monkey Business
An unreliable narrator, a septuagenarian chimp, and abstract art—just who was the forgery here?
An unreliable narrator, a septuagenarian chimp, and abstract art—just who was the forgery here?
AJ 26 • Mementos, Notes, and Fragments Mementos, Notes, and Fragments Issue 26 01 You Wanna Take This Outside? It reads like the pilot for a reality show. Two people are in the midst of an intractable argument so bad their friends and family can’t stand it anymore, so they’re dispatched by boat to an … Read more
As a culture, we are obsessed with being happy, and it seems that we always have been. It’s right there in the Declaration of Independence, the first line of the second paragraph, dated July 4, 1776: “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their … Read more
Alexandera Houchin dances a mud-smeared, steel-toed, profanity-laced ballet on the backbone of the Rockies
Lake Powell is drying up. Glen Canyon is emerging. Generations apart, two photographers explore the beauty of America’s ‘lost national park’
Wanna hike Mars? There’s a map for that