Announcing Rahel Aima
The New Inquiry is pleased to announce our newest contributing editor Rahel Aima. Rahel is co-editor at THE STATE. Her research interests include alternative futurisms,…
Guides for the Perplexed
A compendium of college disorientation guides
Screening: Art and Craft @ Videology 9/18
The New Inquiry and Oscilloscope present a FREE pre-release screening of the new documentary Art and Craft at Videology The story of prolific art forger…
Advance Screening: We Don't Like Samba
A new documentary about Brazilian riots and protests against the bus-fare hike, the FIFA World Cup and favela clearing.
Terrifying Robot Update: Friday, September 5, 2014
OH GOD OH GOD OH GOD OH GOD OH GOD OH GOD OH GOD OH GOD
TNI Syllabus: Gaming and Feminism
A Syllabus of feminist games, game writing, criticism and theory in response to the misogynist gamer trolls trying to drive women out of gaming
This Week in Art Crime
"Kill Frats" appears on UC Berkeley campus; "Victory" and "Revolt" appear on a St. Louis Police Car; Blood appears on a Jeff Koons retrospective; and police claim that child pornography appeared in a Melbourne museum.
Les Saignantes @ The Morbid Anatomy Museum
To celebrate the latest issue of The New Inquiry Magazine, "Mourning," we have teamed up with The Future Weird and the Morbid Anatomy Museum to…
Terrifying Robot Update: Monday, August 25, 2014
A robot butler, a robot dreamer, a robot hitchhiker and a robot designed just for murder would make for a pretty good boy band
This Week in Art Crime
An artist's work is stolen as soon as it hits NYC streets; A man steals $500,000 in prize money from a famous jazz musician; A Palestinian artist is not allowed to leave Ramallah to exhibit his work
Un(der)known Writers: George Jackson
An excerpt from George Jackson's Soledad Brother.
Art of the Obituary: Robin Williams
Comedian Chris Gethard remembers Robin WIlliams
Terrifying Robot Update: Friday, August 8, 2014
Robot baseball fans, robot sandpipers, robot hitchhikers, robot surgeons
Art of the Interview: Harun Farocki
An interview with filmmaker, theorist and revolutionary Harun Farocki, who died last week at the age of 70.
Vol. 31 Editor's Note: Mourning
Death comes whenever, always in season and always out of season