This Week in Art Crime
...This past spring, Miami street artist David Anasagasti’s work started popping up in Japan and South America. It was the type of global exposure that Anasagasti didn’t want:...
Jacqueline Madrano, Retired Homemaker and Volunteer, San Antonio
...Japan, not long after the war had ended, and the first time in Germany, there was military policy about how we could dress. If we went bowling, for instance, we...
Call Me Elena
...have to appear produces a space of absolute creative freedom. It’s a corner of my own that I intend to defend, now that I’ve tried it. If I were deprived...
Strike Force
...commissary… It is nothing new that prisoners have organized and tried to change things from within. What’s new is that now we are building a solid network of people outside...
Solving Desire
...from this representation? More troublingly, financial stakeholders have tried to advance these questionable treatments on the grounds that they are “feminist.” For instance, a “patient advocacy” campaign funded by Sprout...
Terrifying Robot Update: Tuesday, October 26, 2014
...Follow the robot's lead follow the robot's lead you will make beautiful light music it will be beautiful it is not the total disappearance of the human from...
Sunday Reading
...for work experience that violates the Fair Labor Standards Act" "By making rap music and its most visible participants the lightening rod for America’s social ills Allen acquits institutional patriarchy"...
Sunday Reading
...Losing Music “There are family trees, and there are trees from hell that are filled with snakes.” Un-bearing You Can Delete, But You Can’t Forget “Because I’m not coming back...
Sunday Reading
...Haiti's continued disaster of internal displacement Repurposing flying robot killing machines, because roads are too difficult Forced Entry The 22-year-old American woman who wrote gender equality into Japan's constitution Meet...
Chaos Will Set You Free
Gina Apostol’s Insurrecto is a novel that embraces its own instability to narrate the palimpsests of violence that bind the U.S. and the Philippines
Disaster Act
Puerto Rico’s uprising and the instrumentalization of Lin-Manuel Miranda
Sunday Reading: October 1, 2023
...et al were always just gentrified fandom. This shifts into a an analysis of how digital culture facilitates to IRL-gentrification, as exemplified by neighborhoods like Williamsburg. “NYC has lost the...
Sunday Reading
...Kunkel; Charles Pierce; Doug Henwood. Defined contribution health care. Drones on autopilot. ReclaimUC If you read any article this week, make it this one: Andrew Ross on Universities and...
Sunday Reading
...with Fernand Braudel The Professional Worldview of the Effendi Historian Primo Levi and The Canto of Ulysses ReclaimUC: What really happens in those UC regents' meetings? Sports over education at...
Sunday Reading
...ReclaimUC: At the prospect of the document dump, not the goat. UC Berkeley student government passes divestment bill California's terrible MOOC bill has been amended—and it still means...
Sunday Reading
...of Cambodia’s largely young, female and rural factory workforce by registering a kind of bodily objection to the harsh daily regimen of industrial capitalism” No One Is Hrant Dink ReclaimUC:...