Counter Arts

Hints, tips, must haves and recommended reading

For the month of September, let’s discuss Indian cinema!

To be updated throughout the year, with links to any essays and reviews about the books on our list. ***Last added to August 18th 2023***

Despite successful modern attempts at cultural exportation, Asia still suffers under the looming fetishization of its culture and people.

And it's relevance to linguistics

In the 1960s, America’s most famous artist transformed himself from an inadvertent white supremacist into a radical civil rights activist

We are already over the tops of our waders in tech and must adapt.

A Gift From A God

A more than worthy adaptation of the animated classic, which reopens a debate that has hardly been addressed: have we been blinded by…

These movies will make you feel like you’re drinking a pumpkin spice latte — with extra cinnamon.

Prince Hans is a realistic predator and any one of us could be Princess Anna.

As the past, present, and future become one

And why they make me happy

This article will portray five books that helped my family (who are considered neurodivergent) understand themselves better.

A young man, working as a housekeeper to a retired army general who’s running for an election, unwittingly becomes entangled in a…

In this article, we will explore ancient Egyptian customs that are still practiced in Egypt today. From food habits and mourning rituals to…

This is the first in a series of articles exploring The Divisions in Society and What Can Be Done About Them

Pun fully intended

In a post-Oppenheimer world, let’s return to Nolan’s full body of work

The film is as much a commentary on our society as it is a portrait of a nasty and money-crazed man. Deep down, parts of us envy him for…

Shoot to kill?

A love letter to the music that helped me survive — and still does

Revisiting a great big Indian sports epic, embraced across the world.

A book without a doubt atomic, that exposes in an orderly way what we have always known but have not dared to give it practical sense.

A few months ago, my friends from Germany visited my city, marking our first reunion in nearly three years.

How it teleports us beyond the physical realm.

A personal view on one of history’s greatest feuds