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Sewing Dissent

By Christine BaumgarthuberJanuary 7, 2014
A generation beleaguered by insecurity has lifted thimble-covered middle fingers to the “new normal”
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The Oakland Raiders

By Susie CagleJanuary 6, 2014
While the housing markets of many post-industrial cities are still suffering, Oakland is absorbing the hopes, dreams, and dollars of a California tech boom that won’t be confined to San Francisco and Silicon Valley
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Women Cuddling Animals

By Sasha ArchibaldJanuary 3, 2014
Gentle women and wild animals are linked in myth and fable, fashion photography and pornography, pulp art and fine art; men hunt wild animals, and women cuddle them
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Personal Ads

By Whitney MallettJanuary 2, 2014
In an online milieu where everyone markets themselves, net artists have made selling out its own medium
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The Postmodernity of Big Data

By Michael PepiDecember 30, 2013
In addressing the insecurities of postmodern thought, Big Data falls prey to some of the same issues of interpretation
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Very Serious Populists

By David A. BanksDecember 20, 2013
The point of voting systems is not to highlight the best content but to build and maintain a hegemonic discourse
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The White Man's Burden

By Chloe WymaDecember 18, 2013
If male artist Chris Burden didn't exist, the New Museum had to invent him
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Room to Despair

By Laurie PennyDecember 16, 2013
In the U.K., capital’s casualties are losing even the space to go mad
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Commies for Christ

By Nathan SchneiderDecember 13, 2013
In Giorgio Agamben's The Highest Poverty, the monastery and the non-law of monastic codes suggest an alternative approach to life in late capitalism
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Splay Attention

By Brian DroitcourDecember 11, 2013
I don’t think it’s bad when artists treat me as if I’m there. In fact, I’m more sympathetic to those who do. Because I am.
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Contemporary Scottish Friction

By Cal FlynDecember 10, 2013
The coming Scottish independence vote has given new energy to the would-be national literary culture
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The Daddest Place on Earth

By Vicky OsterweilDecember 6, 2013
The low-budget unsanctioned film Escape from Tomorrow is a better-than-documentary look inside the oxymoronic Magic Kingdom
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Extremists in The Mainstream

By Callie MaidhofDecember 3, 2013
Max Blumenthal's Goliath finds fascism in Israel, but overlooks the mask it's hiding behind
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Just Friends

By Tom CutterhamDecember 2, 2013
When it comes to friendship, self-help is no substitute for politics
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Us and Them

By Leila MansouriNovember 27, 2013
If novels are to help us understand 21st century threats like terrorism, late 20th century masculinist realism will need to give way to hysterical realism
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How to Waste a Crisis

By Mike KonczalNovember 26, 2013
Philip Mirowski’s Never Let a Serious Crisis Go to Waste seeks to discredit economic explanations of the crisis, but in so doing discounts any possible political alternatives to neoliberalism

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