A sampling of our most-read articles of the past year
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Democracies now risk dying by applause, not by tanks or coups. By Andrew Burlone
Art as dialogue, revealing the invisible ties uniting earth and spirit. By Andrew Burlone
Ever More, a meditative immersion in the heart of the urban space at the MMFA. By Andrew Burlone
Discover works that redefine the boundaries of contemporary art. By Andrew Burlone
Kent Monkman’s landmark retrospective celebrating Indigenous voices
The inherent weaknesses in the American concept of government and society. By Andrew Burlone
Artistic works reflecting women’s calm resilience and warm compassion. By Andrew Burlone
Creative expression plays a vital role in shaping movements and inspiring change. By Andrew Burlone
A necessary dialogue for rethinking humanity’s future in the digital age. By Andrew Burlone
Eliot Higgins, a prominent voice on the threats facing democracy in the digital age. By Andrew Burlone
The movie that introduced Greek filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos to mainstream audiences
