Terrifying Robot Update: Tuesday, October 26, 2014
Robots designed to stab you in the brain, play music that will stab you in the heart, robots like to make music too.
This Week in Art Crime: Dicks Edition
Artists graffitiing dicks, building dicks, painting dicks and being dicks
Art of the Obituary: Loukanikos
Greece's revolutionary fervor has passed with Loukanikos the riot dog
Editors' Note, Vol. 33: Dicks
What even is a dick, anyway?
Terrifying Robot Update: Tuesday, October 14, 2014
The robots are all over your body, they are winding through the sand, they are weeping as they cook for you, the robots are singing a song of sorrow
This Week in Art Crime
Anti-fascist graffiti, anti-anti-fascist graffiti, a subway takeover, radioactive art soup, and more this week in art crime
Art of the Obituary: Baby Doc
Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier is dead at 63, but his death brings no justice
This Week in Art Crime
A man who faces the death penalty for Nazi art-looting has to prove he forged the Vermeer in question by painting a new one live in jail, and much more
Terrifying Robot Update: Thursday October 2, 2014
Underwater robot cops are not a thing of the future, they are a thing of the now, they are swarming to investigate your boat RIGHT NOW better go hide that contraband better
TNI Welcomes George Lazenby
We're so pleased to announce our newest blogger George Lazenby, who will be moving from 454 W 23rd St to just 454, here at the New Inquiry.…
This Week in Art Crime
Art is people, street art is copyrighted, Italy is full of American tourists running amok and vandals are vandalizing Banksys. What's an art lover to do?
Terrifying Robot Update: Tuesday, September 23, 2014
Robot stalker, Robot cheetah, Robot infant, Liquid Robot, Sex Robot
Un(der)known Writers: Silvia Federici
How heretics became witches
This Week in Art Crime
In the same week that a 14 year old boy faces jail time for taking lewd photos of himself with a Jesus statue, a 9 foot-tall giant-cocked red devil statue appears in Vancouver. And much more, This Week in Art Crime
Variations on a Theme: Forgotten Terrorisms
French illegalist assassins, queer guerrilla warriors, Zionist anti-British bombers, dadaist weaponized poetry, and Stalinist secret police.
Editors' Note, Vol. 32: Back to School
Passage through school is supposed to be what makes the unequal distribution of violence and luxury in the bourgeois world a fair outcome.