Bradley Manning faces up to 136 years in prison for espionage, though he was cleared of the most serious charge, “aiding the enemy.” As sentencing begins, artist Molly Crabapple describes the enthusiastic support for Manning at the military court in Fort Meade.  More

Two weeks after Egyptian president Mohammed Morsi was ousted by the military, the country’s citizens and international observers remain split on whether to call the events of July 3 a coup or a continuation of the revolution.  More

In this episode of Forms of Life, Creative Time chief curator Nato Thompson joins documentary filmmaker and activist Dario Azzellini in conversation about contemporary social movements and approaches to building direct democracies in Latin America and around the world.  More

Sandy Storyline, a participatory documentary project, shares the first of a series of pieces for Creative Time Reports exploring the “in-between homes” where people lived after the storm, telling the story of an elderly Queens resident displaced to a psychiatric center for months.  More

Surveillance cameras capture a bustling avenue, a crowded bazaar, a quiet park; and, in the same spots, streams of tear gas, ghostly arcades, eerie calm. In Santiago Mostyn’s film pairing footage of Istanbul in May 2012 and May 2013, the same city is seen as if in two parallel universes.  More