The Brutalist Report

The New Yorker

• Is Sundance Playing It Safe? [937d]
• What Garry Winogrand Saw in Color [937d]
• Daily Cartoon: Monday, January 29th [937d]
• Sarula Bao’s “Lunar New Year” [937d]
• Briefly Noted Book Reviews [937d]
• “Silo,” by Sophie Cabot Black [937d]
• The Rural Ski Slope Caught Up in an International Scam [937d]
• Patrick Langley Reads “Life with Spider” [937d]
• How the Tenement Museum Got a New Tenant [937d]
• “Gist,” by Rae Armantrout [937d]
• The Oscar Nominee Cord Jefferson on Why Race Is So “Fertile” for Comedy [937d]
• June Squibb: Film Actor by Her Sixties, Leading Woman by Her Nineties [937d]
• The Search for a New and Better Internet [937d]
• Margaret Cavendish’s “Mad” Imagination [937d]
• 2024, Reviewed [937d]
• The Perverse Policies That Fuel Wildfires [937d]
• Cartoons from the February 5, 2024, Issue [937d]
• “Life with Spider,” by Patrick Langley [937d]
• The Opera “Chornobyldorf” Channels Ukrainian Rage and Sorrow [937d]
• Ukraine’s Democracy in Darkness [937d]
• The Mail [937d]
• The Ten Best Ten-Best Lists [937d]
• Patrick Langley on Comedy and Violence [937d]
• Inside the Music Industry’s High-Stakes A.I. Experiments [937d]
• Congratulations! You’re a Screen-Time Champ! [937d]