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New York, NY – March 20, 2026 – Mrs. Gallery is proud to unveil "The Light That Loses, The Night That Wins," the highly anticipated New York debut solo exhibition by Los Angeles-based artist Molly Bounds. The exhibition, a captivating exploration of light, time, and the human psyche, opened its doors on the vernal equinox […]
A Second Look: How the PlayStation DualSense Controller Redefined Immersion, and Why It’s Now a Bargain
Initial impressions can be misleading. When Sony unveiled the PlayStation 5’s DualSense controller in April 2020, its striking, two-toned design, a departure from the more uniform aesthetic of previous generations, sparked a polarized reaction. Amidst the global uncertainty of the pandemic, discussions often focused on its visual appeal, with
“We’re Just Here for the Bad Guys” by Photographer Brian Van Lau
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Rintaro’s "Nezumikozo Jirokichi": An Animated Resuscitation of a Lost Cinematic Treasure
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The Uncanny Allure of the Polygon: How PS1 Nostalgia Fuels Modern Horror with "Grease Trap ’99"
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