This Week in Art Crime
Valuable art is stolen from a Taco Bell, a government pet-licensing office, and more, This Week in Art Crime
The Unmanageable University
Remarks from the movement against tuition hikes at the University of California
Art of the Obituary: Lee Kuan Yew
What were the odds that Henry Kissinger would be close friends with Lee Kuan Yew?
Terrifying Robot Update: Tuesday, March 24, 2015
A robot tosses a cement brick across an empty room and it shatters on the floor into a million pieces and that's the least terrifying thing here!
Un(der)seen Cinema: They Do Not Exist
One of the most significant Palestinian films ever made
Dear Marooned Alien Princess
Whether it's being single in your thirties or being black in a mixed race family, Zahira Kelly has advice to help you get through this structurally abusive world
Things to Come
Afro-futurism can tear down the boundaries between "realism" and genre-fiction. A conversation between novelists Sofia Samatar and Nnedi Okorafor
This Week in Art Crime
ISIS destroys world-historical...replicas, a Swiss art magnate is busted for fraud, and more, This Week In Art Crime
This Week in Art Crime
A forged Goya is purchased with counterfeit money, a cartoonist works for the CIA, and more, this week in Art Crime
The Precarious Minimum
Precarity has become the central logic of neoliberal governance. An excerpt from the new book State of Insecurity
Terrifying Robot Update, February 24, 2015
A discussion of robot ethics, a terrifying robot boy and a shoulder sitting robot that feeds you tomatoes
Un(der)seen Cinema: November
How are revolutionary martyrs made?
This Week in Art Crime
A Serbian photographer takes crime scene selfies, a convicted art thief escapes from jail, "All Cops Are Bastards" is spray painted 50 yards wide on an LA freeway, and more, This Week in Art Crime
Black Arts Boomerang
In the current movement against white supremacy and the police we can see the beginnings of a new Black Arts Movement
Un(der)known Writers: Gary Fisher
Excerpts from Gary Fisher, writer and diarist who died before seeing his work published
What Even is African Literature Anyway
Is "African Literature" a genre or a curse, a tradition or a cordoning off?