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The performance artist explores time and how it relates to intimate interactions with her fans.
The integrative medicine pioneer and a theoretical physicist interpret the mechanics of our minds and the self-healing nature of our bodies in order to navigate the rapidly shifting landscapes around us.
The astrophysics professor and Buddhist teacher untangle philosophical questions that have deep practical implications.
Explore nonlinear narratives and the negative and positive influences of nostalgia.
An astronaut and a behavioral researcher explore how space warps time, and what mindset is needed to venture from the Earth’s surface.
Does gender influence the way you think about the future?
Scientific and Buddhist perspectives offer ways to understand our world and imagine the possibilities if we could rethink our relationship to time.
What if you could communicate more directly with your past?
Neuroscientist author David Eagleman explores time’s impact on our brains, everyday life, and perception of the future.
What if we could remember the future and anticipate the past? What if the future isn’t fixed but fluid?
Neuroscientist David Eagleman explores time’s impact on our brains, everyday life, and perception of the future.
The contemporary artist reveals his artistic process and his unique relationship to time.
The singer/songwriter and a meditation teacher consider creativity as an expression of love in our relationship with ourselves, with others, and with life itself.
Artist Christine Sun Kim discusses her newest series The Sound Of.
The neuroscientist discusses why our brains allow us to comprehend our place in the universe with actor Zachary Quinto.
The neuroscientist discusses the Stroop Test with The New Yorker cartoon editor Bob Mankoff.
The actor reflects on the poet Rumi and the importance of vulnerability.
Peter Brook gave a thoughtful introduction before the screening of his film, Meetings with Remarkable Men.