Kathryn Cooperman 
In this five-part series, Kathryn and Hayley discuss some of their favorite indie mystery games. You can find part 4, which was published last week, here. In part 5, our last installment of the series, Kathryn and Hayley discuss the music, puzzles, and characters in the Nancy Drew and Carol Reed games. Created and edited […]Read Post ›
In this five-part series, Kathryn and Hayley discuss some of their favorite indie mystery games. You can find part 3, which was published last week, here. In part 4, Kathryn and Hayley continue their discussion of the Nancy Drew and Carol Reed mystery games. In this installment, they speak about games’ varying themes, and in […]Read Post ›
In this five-part series, Kathryn and Hayley discuss some of their favorite indie mystery games. Parts 1 and 2 were published last October. In part 3, Kathryn and Hayley continue where they left off. They discuss their personal experiences with both the Nancy Drew and Carol Reed mystery series, and start to explore both the […]Read Post ›
In this five-part series, Kathryn and Hayley discuss some of their favorite indie mystery games. You can find part 1, which we published last week, here. In part 2, Kathryn and Hayley continue their deep-dive on “Remedy,” the first installment in the Carol Reed series. This week, they discuss the music in the game, and […]Read Post ›
In this five-part series, Kathryn and Hayley discuss some of their favorite indie mystery games. First, they do a deep-dive on “Remedy,” the first installment in the Carol Reed series, and discuss the game’s charming atmosphere and captivating storyline. “Reed” into it below, or listen to our audio transcript! Created and edited by Kathryn Cooperman […]Read Post ›
Written by: Kathryn Cooperman Edited by: Catherine Harlow Images provided by: Rebecca Kasmin As a follow-up to my blog post published a couple of weeks ago, 4 Art Experiences to Explore in New York this Summer, I decided to visit the Immersive Van Gogh exhibit located at Pier 36. The experience is comprised of a […]Read Post ›
Written by Kathryn Cooperman; edited by Catherine Harlow. Cover image per SLFMag on Tumblr of a sculpture from Kusama: Cosmic Nature. With pandemic restrictions slowly lifting and the art scene bustling again in New York, there will be some exciting art exhibits to visit this summer. Below, I’ve listed some particularly intriguing offerings that I […]Read Post ›
Written by Kathryn Cooperman; edited by Katie Constantine. Cover image per Wikimedia Commons. Spring is finally here! We are starting to feel warmer temperatures, see nature abounding with new life, and perhaps gain a renewed sense of hope as the Covid-19 pandemic slowly starts to lift. For me, this spring means getting outside, admiring the […]Read Post ›
Anna Lustberg is a New York City-based illustrator and creative entrepreneur who draws playful, relatable vignettes of everyday life. Ranging from simple one-panel comics to illustrations full of detail, the style and subject matter of her work are inspired by both her recent experiences and memories from growing up in the 90’s. She is the […]Read Post ›
Written by Kathryn Cooperman. Edited by Tiffany Chan and Katie Constantine. Cover image per USC News. In celebration of Black History Month, we would like to highlight four organizations that promote the work of Black artists. These groups are disrupting systemic racism in the art world and uplifting Black artists so that the arts can […]Read Post ›
The Female Gaze 