Upper class responsibility to look after the disenfranchised.

The realm of live music becomes a ritualistic embodiment of social interaction.

A man is wrongly convicted and sentenced to death. A family member, who believed in his innocence, put herself through law school and eventually freed him after 18 years.

A meditation across various landscapes, embarking on a journey to discover the value of unique experience.

Urban identity arises from the reverberations etched by violence and memory in Philadelphia.

Endless possibilities of energy generation and physical control exist through meditation.

AIDS - a disease that has come to be categorized through a binary system differentiating between public and private, people and practices, inside and outside, white and black, innocence and guilt, risk groups and risk practices. When the body becomes a "cybernetic organism," illness acquires newfound meaning.

From domination to emancipation, personal relationships explore control and independence, pain and joy.

Atlantis - a paradigm for the construction of place and the loss of identity.

Pluralism gone wrong raises fears of being-in-the-world.

The implications of violence on play and the emotional well-being of children

In 1943, when the government attempted radar invisibility, the USS Eldridge, stationed in Philadelphia's Naval Yard, disappeared from radar and disappeared from the water. The experiment has raised many unanswered questions.

Whereas art is deceptive and dangerous to the just mind, dance is reflective of life.

After his death, America glorified Kennedy but soon became obsessed with events and controversies.

Philosophy and quantum physics relegate time to an arbitrary concept.