Reads tagged with “documentary”

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Reads tagged with “documentary”

What television has to do with art heists, JFK and Andy Warhol.

What girdles have to do with civic activism.

From Madrid to Kiev, or what chasing a dream across time zones can teach us about aspiration.

Why 26 seconds are enough to end up in prison, or what Superman has to do with the economy.

How to become a pixel in the collaborative portrait of the world.

Geysers, mud pots, and what Barba Papa has to do with the benefits of geothermal energy.

From swamps to slums and why owning nothing can mean having everything.

Tea cups, cavemen and why consumer research is doing design a disservice.

From basement art to media glory, or why ones and zeros are the new chalk.

What plastic chairs have to do with German partisanship and how women use the kitchen.

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