The vision of nuclear holocaust in Threads (1984) remains visceral and urgent more than thirty years later.

The vision of nuclear holocaust in Threads (1984) remains visceral and urgent more than thirty years later.

Artists reclaim the cells of England’s Reading Prison.Outside each cell at Reading Prison, there’s a small metal frame screwed into the wall. The cell number sits in the bottom section, and the top has a card that keeps track of graffiti before an…

In 1968, the CIA set out to recover a sunken Soviet nuclear submarine from the bottom of the Pacific. For the sake of discretion, the work was subcontracted to Global Marine (Glomar), a private company that specialized in ocean-floor drilling. When t…