The Art Kettle
It would be nice to suppose that we could begin here with: “We’re all aware of the occasion, on December 9, 2010, when police in…
Un(der)seen Cinema: Europa 2005
http://youtu.be/EGU06JQ92lc The last film Danièle Huillet saw released in her lifetime (with three others finished posthumously) is one of Straub-Huillet’s most cinematically formal and politically…
Graphic Interface
New Inquiry editor Samantha Hinds sat down with media theorist Douglas Rushkoff in the green room of Engadget TV for a discussion that ranged from Occupy Wall Street to his new graphic novel, A.D.D., about a team of speed-addled young gamers.
May Day 2012
Reports from May Day 2012 from Kansas City to Athens.
Collateral Damage
Former Los Angeles Times book critic Susan Salter Reynolds and writer and editor Willie Osterweil talk about what it means to be a working writer in a precarious economy and how it has changed the nature of written culture and book reviewing.
Obituary: Dick Clark
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Roosevelt, New Jersey, Utopia in Freefall: A Youtube Essay
A Youtube Essay by Jonathan Lethem exploring the rise and fall of a utopian community in Roosevelt, New Jersey.
To The Victor
The Pulitzer-winning Stenographer Asks the Poet Laureate For a dance.
Arguing the Web Mixtape
In conjunction with TNI Magazine #3, Arguing The Web, The New Inquiry A/V presents the Arguing the Web Mixtape, available for listening on Spotify
The Passion of Private Manning
Original image source: World War II poster, US National Archives What to call Private Manning? The question is surprisingly fraught. After all, Manning was about…
Albert Cossery, Now
To celebrate the recent rerelease of two of Albert Cossery's novels, we present a pair of essays: No Dignity, No Doubt: a review of Proud…
Arguing the Web
Vol. 3 of TNI Magazine: Arguing the Web is now available for subscribers.
Fact Check!
Along with the title, the device under this microscope is a Sandia Ion Trap. Photo by Oxford researchers Brides magazine has a fact-checker. She does…
The New Inquiry Vol. 2 Release Screening and Panel: Livestream
Welcome to the online home for our Issue Two: Youth celebration! We're pleased to present one of the buried gems of late 60's youth-power exploitation…
An Interview with George Scialabba
Saul Steinberg, “Labyrinth,” The New Yorker, 1960 In February, New Inquiry editors sat down with essayist and critic George Scialabba to talk with him about…