Seen and Unseen: The (In)visible Entanglement of Femininity and Labor New York City is in flux, it always has been. From the high to the low to the middling, the city fails to find a stable pulse. In these moments of flux, the in-between spaces—where public and private blur—are no longer oddities. Instead, oddities begin […]
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AiOP 2015: RECALL Thinker in Residence: Masahito Ono
October 27, 2015 – 10:21 am
On the sunny autumn weekend of 2015 AiOP RECALL, I took a walk on 14th street from one edge to the other. My walk the first morning started rather awkwardly from the Con Ed’s East River Generation Station, which supplies electricity, gas and steam to the city. The guard shouted at me not to photograph […]