An Evening with Wagner’s Dream Dec 16 Written By Matthew Shadbolt Featured Ghost Ships, Green Lights: January with Der Fliegende Holländer Streifzüge Posters Leitmotifs Without Resolution: Wagner, the Modern News Cycle, and Learning German as Resistance Training Against the Contract: Brünnhilde, Ripley, and the Ethics of Refusal The Valkyrie Who Walks Away: Brünnhilde, Furiosa, and the Ethics of Exit What We Overhear Becomes Us: On Wagner, Jon Thompson, and The Quiet Architecture of Becoming After the Gods Fall Silent: Wagner, Valhalla, and the Ethics of Inheritance Bloodline Against Law: The Empire Strikes Back, Die Walküre, and the Tragedy of Inherited Order Death Stranding and the Long Twilight of Götterdämmerung Condemned to the Crossing: Werner Herzog and the Curse of the Flying Dutchman Systems That Survive Their Gods: Kubrick, Götterdämmerung, and the Afterlife of Meaning Love Without Distance: Tristan, Solaris, and the Violence of Fulfilled Desire Democracy’s Invisible Infrastructure: On Civic Imagination and the Failure of Rienzi How Wagner’s Rheingold Decodes Wall Street Water, Waiting, and Return: Why Battery Park City Belongs to The Flying Dutchman An Evening with Wagner’s Dream The Room Is Not the Grail: Parsifal, Stalker, and the Ethics of the Threshold German as a Practice of Attention Against Total Immersion: Wagner, Blade Runner, and an Architecture of Meaning About Aufbruch/Matt: Eine Methode der Aufmerksamkeit Geburt der Götter Matthew Shadbolt https://www.matthewshadbolt.com
An Evening with Wagner’s Dream Dec 16 Written By Matthew Shadbolt Featured Ghost Ships, Green Lights: January with Der Fliegende Holländer Streifzüge Posters Leitmotifs Without Resolution: Wagner, the Modern News Cycle, and Learning German as Resistance Training Against the Contract: Brünnhilde, Ripley, and the Ethics of Refusal The Valkyrie Who Walks Away: Brünnhilde, Furiosa, and the Ethics of Exit What We Overhear Becomes Us: On Wagner, Jon Thompson, and The Quiet Architecture of Becoming After the Gods Fall Silent: Wagner, Valhalla, and the Ethics of Inheritance Bloodline Against Law: The Empire Strikes Back, Die Walküre, and the Tragedy of Inherited Order Death Stranding and the Long Twilight of Götterdämmerung Condemned to the Crossing: Werner Herzog and the Curse of the Flying Dutchman Systems That Survive Their Gods: Kubrick, Götterdämmerung, and the Afterlife of Meaning Love Without Distance: Tristan, Solaris, and the Violence of Fulfilled Desire Democracy’s Invisible Infrastructure: On Civic Imagination and the Failure of Rienzi How Wagner’s Rheingold Decodes Wall Street Water, Waiting, and Return: Why Battery Park City Belongs to The Flying Dutchman An Evening with Wagner’s Dream The Room Is Not the Grail: Parsifal, Stalker, and the Ethics of the Threshold German as a Practice of Attention Against Total Immersion: Wagner, Blade Runner, and an Architecture of Meaning About Aufbruch/Matt: Eine Methode der Aufmerksamkeit Geburt der Götter Matthew Shadbolt https://www.matthewshadbolt.com
