Further Reading
To go along with Lorenzo Raymond's Beyond MLK, we've attached a series of articles, books and multimedia that elucidate a radical history of MLK Jr, the Selma campaign and the Civil Rights Movement in general
This Week in Art Crime
A professor films himself robbing banks, Johannesburg artists break and enter to paint entire buildings pink, a would-be thief abandons her sculptural prize in the museum bathrooms, and more, This Week in Art Crime
The Art of Movement: #BlackLivesMatter
Protestors disrupt a mayoral inauguration with a song, and the state tries to drown them out with The Star-Spangled Banner
Editors' Note, Vol. 36: Stars
Horoscopes to introduce TNI Vol 36: Stars
Terrifying Robot Update: Tuesday, January 13, 2015
The US Navy has a robot shark now, so that's good, it's not terrifying at all, it's actually awesome it's super great.
This Week in Art Crime
Artists are arrested in Japan and Cuba, Jeff Koons is sued for plagiarism, again, and fake subway-ads in the UK attack bullshit jobs
"Harmony Korine: Interviews" with editor Eric Kohn @ Videology (1/16)
Whether you’ve been in awe of Harmony Korine since Kids or discovered him last year with his most successful film to date, Spring Breakers, the always eccentric filmmaker…
2014 Bonus Issue
A bonus anthology
The 2014 TNI Awards
2014! What a year! What events! What happenings! What awards!
Fuck You, Here's a Rainbow
And other essays about music. Click here or on the image for your free download!
Give the Gift of The New Inquiry
Just in time for the present-giving time of the year, we’re introducing a new way to share The New Inquiry with your loved ones. Sign up for a one-year gift subscription to TNI Magazine on behalf of a loved one for $25.
Call for Papers: Theorizing the Web 2015
We are pleased to announce a call for papers for the fifth annual Theorizing the Web, to be held April 17 and 18, 2015, in New York City.
"Salut les Cubains" Agnès Varda
A French short film written and directed by Agnès Varda and released in 1963 from photographs taken between December 1962 and January 1963, four years after the Cuban Revolution
This Week in Art Crime
Anti-police ads appear all over London, Hopi artifacts are illegally sold as art in France, a Republican breaks a $70k Bank of America vase at a do, and more, this week in art crime
7 Years Later
7 Years Later, 2014, courtesy Glen Fogel and Visual AIDS on Vimeo. For 7 Years Later, Glen Fogel visited his ex-boyfriend Nathan Lee in Providence,…
I BURN THE WAY MONEY BURNS @ Lux Salon
A screening of experimental feminist film on gender, time, and work Often During the Day, Joanna Davis (1978) She Said, Susan Stein (1982) Pictures…