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The Limits of Oikophilia

Paul Maritz June 19, 2022

As we look upon our own societies with an ever-decreasing patience at the loss of religious values, we must collectively re-assess our city walls. Are the cracks merely contained to the surface, or does our city lie in ruins?

The Case for the Geezer

André P. DeBattista June 14, 2022

The geezer is self-assured because he is humble. He believes in moderation in all aspects of his behaviour without feeling entitled or engaging in excessive introspection.

Kyiv’s National Opera House Reopens as War Enters its 4th Month

Robert Semonsen May 29, 2022

For the first time since Russia began its so-called ‘special military operation’ three months ago—and as the war rages on east of the Dnieper River—the National Opera of Ukraine in Kyiv, in a symbolic act of defiance, has reopened its doors to the public.

The Last Steeplejack

Mario Laghos May 25, 2022

Fred Dibnah, MBE, the late and great, was a steeplejack. He was also a self-taught engineer, a documentarian, and a daredevil who brought down exactly ninety disused industrial chimneys using—with rare exceptions—nothing but a hammer and chisel.

Redeeming Our Asymmetric Culture War

Harrison Pitt May 24, 2022

Today, the cultural warfare is nothing if not asymmetric. History and culture are important enough to merit a lively debate, but the one-sided onslaught on everything from Western art to our national heroes, thunders Murray, should not be indulged for a moment longer.

Rootedness & Refugees

Veronica Lademan April 20, 2022

What many globalist idealists cannot accept is that it is in man’s nature to love more strongly according to proximity. There are bonds that run deeply within the human heart and mind and are the center of community and cultures.

Canadian App for Contemporary Art Appraisal Uses AI to Predict Artists’ Careers

David Boos March 23, 2022

An app dedicated to evaluating the quality of artists networks uses AI to predict not only the price trajectory of art works, but also of entire artists careers. Big companies and museums are willing to trust the system and predict a growing arts market in the coming years.

Tag: culture

The Limits of Oikophilia

The Case for the Geezer

Kyiv’s National Opera House Reopens as War Enters its 4th Month

The Last Steeplejack

Redeeming Our Asymmetric Culture War

Rootedness & Refugees

Canadian App for Contemporary Art Appraisal Uses AI to Predict Artists’ Careers

On Being from Somewhere: Between Conquerors and Cosmopolitans

National Stereotypes and Global Power

The Death of Discussion Culture

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