Autonomy in Kurdistan
An interview with Hilmi Aydoğdu, a leader of Kurdistan's DTK, about the defeat of ISIS, gender politics in the Rojava communes, democratic autonomy, and the future of the Kurdish movement
This Week in Art Crime
An "art device" on a freeway is blown up by a bomb squad, a middle age man impersonates Banksy in the North of England, and more, This Week in Art Crime
Marginal Returns
A small tour of independent black American film-making, past and recent past, from Amiri Baraka to Chris Rock
Un(der)known Writers: Louise Michel
Louise Michel, the "red virgin of Montmarte", on her memories of the commune's last days
Dear Marooned Alien Princess
To put it simply, micro is macro.
This Week in Art Crime
Russian artists attempt to resuscitate Lenin with holy water, a Japanese artist is arrested for putting stickers on road signs, and more This Week In Art Crime
Astral Projections
Two filmmakers do battle with the hegemony of the Western nation-state in the weightlessness of space
Cause/Affect
What remains from dismantled relationships shows just how much power those structures retain
Further Reading
To go along with Lorenzo Raymond's Beyond MLK, we've attached a series of articles, books and multimedia that elucidate a radical history of MLK Jr, the Selma campaign and the Civil Rights Movement in general
This Week in Art Crime
A professor films himself robbing banks, Johannesburg artists break and enter to paint entire buildings pink, a would-be thief abandons her sculptural prize in the museum bathrooms, and more, This Week in Art Crime
The Art of Movement: #BlackLivesMatter
Protestors disrupt a mayoral inauguration with a song, and the state tries to drown them out with The Star-Spangled Banner
Love Homoscopes
For The Jeane Dixon Effect, astrology is about holes in time and queer social life
Terrifying Robot Update: Tuesday, January 13, 2015
The US Navy has a robot shark now, so that's good, it's not terrifying at all, it's actually awesome it's super great.
Dear Marooned Alien Princess
We didn’t create this mess. This is what they’ve left for us.
This Week in Art Crime
Artists are arrested in Japan and Cuba, Jeff Koons is sued for plagiarism, again, and fake subway-ads in the UK attack bullshit jobs
2014 Bonus Issue
A bonus anthology