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Avery Stone

Avery Stone is the commerce editor at Dotdash and former assistant digital editor at Departures Magazine in New York City. She also writes about music and culture for Lenny Letter, VICE’s Noisey, PAPER Magazine, and more.

Joan Didion’s Netflix Documentary Is an Intimate Look at Her Life

Joan Didion, who had long resisted being the subject of a documentary, granted her relatives use of a host of unseen material.

Wendy and Lucy, Illustration by Carolyn Figel

Why “Wendy and Lucy” is Michelle Williams’ Most Desperate Movie

Kelly Reichardt’s indie film “Wendy and Lucy” stars Michelle Williams as Wendy, a young woman on the search for a better life with her only friend, a dog named Lucy.

Avery Stone

Joan Didion’s Netflix Documentary Is an Intimate Look at Her Life

Why “Wendy and Lucy” is Michelle Williams’ Most Desperate Movie

Constructing with paper: Kako Ueda on the making of “Tori Tori Tori” and the magic of symbols

Homage to Green-Wood Cemetery—Bethany Jacobson’s photography examines nature and female solitude

Exploring art as friendship: a possible approach

Cardboard collages with dye-saturated fabric—Jodi Hays’s work connects to her roots

Maliza Kiasuwa’s “Art as a weapon” pays tribute to a hybrid of cultural origins