Jennifer Rabin is a writer, a visual artist, an arts writer, and an arts activist. Her work has appeared in Harvard Review, the Sun, the Rumpus, and Hyperallergic. As an arts writer, she explores the ways that art pertains to our daily lives and builds empathy by offering portals into other people’s experiences. She has just completed a memoir, All the Reverence in Our Hearts, about art’s ability to transform grief and to shepherd us through difficult times.
May/June 2019
In Defense of Waiting
On March 15, 1991, R.E.M. played a secret show at the Borderline in London. Three years later, songs from that set found their way onto a mix tape that a […]