This Week in Art Crime
Valuable art is stolen from a Taco Bell, a government pet-licensing office, and more, This Week in Art Crime
Art of the Obituary: Lee Kuan Yew
What were the odds that Henry Kissinger would be close friends with Lee Kuan Yew?
Terrifying Robot Update: Tuesday, March 24, 2015
A robot tosses a cement brick across an empty room and it shatters on the floor into a million pieces and that's the least terrifying thing here!
Un(der)seen Cinema: They Do Not Exist
One of the most significant Palestinian films ever made
Editors' Note, Vol. 38: Futures
Who has no future, and whose future is guaranteed by the present?
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ISIS destroys world-historical...replicas, a Swiss art magnate is busted for fraud, and more, This Week In Art Crime
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A forged Goya is purchased with counterfeit money, a cartoonist works for the CIA, and more, this week in Art Crime
Terrifying Robot Update, February 24, 2015
A discussion of robot ethics, a terrifying robot boy and a shoulder sitting robot that feeds you tomatoes
Un(der)seen Cinema: November
How are revolutionary martyrs made?
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A Serbian photographer takes crime scene selfies, a convicted art thief escapes from jail, "All Cops Are Bastards" is spray painted 50 yards wide on an LA freeway, and more, This Week in Art Crime
Un(der)known Writers: Gary Fisher
Excerpts from Gary Fisher, writer and diarist who died before seeing his work published
The New Inquiry Magazine Volume 37: Vibes
The empirical unmeasurability of vibes can't deny their reality.
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An "art device" on a freeway is blown up by a bomb squad, a middle age man impersonates Banksy in the North of England, and more, This Week in Art Crime
History of Dialogue: Tamil Stories
Journalist Rohini Mohan and documentary filmmaker Calum Macrae sit down to discuss their respective works on the end and aftermath of the twenty-five year civil war in Sri Lanka.
Un(der)known Writers: Louise Michel
Louise Michel, the "red virgin of Montmarte", on her memories of the commune's last days
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Russian artists attempt to resuscitate Lenin with holy water, a Japanese artist is arrested for putting stickers on road signs, and more This Week In Art Crime