Fred Lapides
Posts by Fred Lapides:
Job hunting: I applied to more than 100 jobs. Bots have made job hunting impossible.
The robots are no longer satisfied with taking our jobs—they also want to prevent us from getting new ones. Source: Job hunting: I applied to […]
Wolfgang Tillmans: ‘I never took freedom of expression for granted’
In three decades on the frontlines of culture, Wolfgang Tillmans has witnessed firsthand what happens when freedom of expression is curtailed. He shares his […]
‘Lee Miller was the bravest person I ever knew’: The pioneering photographer who captured the horror of World War Two
The unflinching gaze of the fearless US artist and war photographer bore witness to both beauty and brutality. Now she is the subject of a […]
Book Review: How Childbirth Has Shaped Civilization
In “Born,” Lucy Inglis reexamines history through the lens of gender roles, medical authority, and bodily autonomy. Source: READ
Kenro Izu: The Beauty of Impermanence
The Japanese photographer explores the fragility and timelessness of existence through sacred spaces, ancient masks, and fleeting flowers. Source: READ
History’s shaming fascination for the so-called ‘idiot savant’
The convergence of singular talent and profound disability confounded scientists eager to place humans into neat categories Source: READ