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Essays & Reviews

MoW Memorandum

By C. Greig Crysler and Shiloh KruparMay 15, 2015
...the non-human, nature and culture. Exhibitions in the MoW are organized around three major themes that rethink the present through waste processes: capital, ecology, and sovereignty. A concluding Zone of...
The Beheld

Beautiful Music

By Autumn Whitefield-MadranoJune 24, 2016
...It's surprisingly hard to find music about personal appearance that isn't, like, gross (though never fear, there's plenty of objectification odes on here, see also Roy Orbison), but I...
Essays & Reviews

Who's Afraid of The Big Bad Little Girl?

By Malcolm HarrisMay 6, 2011
...terms of easily defined tasks: kill giant demon samurai, kill the androids from iRobot, kill ogres and dragons straight out of Tolkien. This all has something to do with sexy...
Zunguzungu

Our Star Wars Holiday Special

By Aaron BadyDecember 25, 2015
...and music is excellent and consistently inventive. But everything that puts you in the moment, when you’re watching it, falls apart as soon as you turn your brain back on....
Uncategorized

Graphic Interface

By Samantha HindsMay 8, 2012
...at the end of the 20th century, to a present-based culture now. It’s funny. That talk you and I had after Zuccotti about the letdown of Obama after all that...
Essays & Reviews

Cruel Poptimism

By Charlie MarkbreiterAugust 31, 2018
Ariana Grande’s hit single “No Tears Left to Cry” might be the late-summer cipher for living in a lost future
Essays & Reviews

We Will Never Get Away From The Sprawl

By Helena FitzgeraldAugust 11, 2011
...itself rebellious. Musical culture starting in the mid-1960s helped to expose the suburban fantasy as a hollow and manipulative myth. But that figuration is somewhat worn out half a century...
Essays & Reviews

Can the White Girl Twerk?

By Ayesha SiddiqiSeptember 5, 2013
...bondage-inspired Versace. She’s taken cues from Rihanna and hip-hop culture at large and added gold chains, even a grill. Sixteen-year-old Miley had never heard a Jay Z song (despite the...
Essays & Reviews

Death by Association

By Aida AmoakoJune 7, 2019
Calling on “black cyberpunk,” Roy Christopher’s book Dead Precedents: How Hip-Hop Defines the Future bestows the genre with a ghostly pallor, risking its political potential
Features

Trespassing Horizons

By Sandra GöbelApril 11, 2020
Reflections on cybernetics as an ideology of organized oblivion
Features

So Many Secrets

By Crystal Stella Becerril, Kaitlyn Chandler, Dana Kopel, Haley Mlotek and Art and LaborOctober 1, 2019
A roundtable on cultural organizing in New York City
Essays & Reviews

The Failure of Bystander Intervention

By Lauren Chief Elk and Shaadi DevereauxDecember 23, 2014
...be fulfilled, or at least not by one solitary hero. There is an entire culture of violence upholding sexual assault as normal, as just sex. Outside of college guidelines, sexual...
Features

The Fictions and Futures of Transformative Justice

By Walidah Imarisha, Alexis Gumbs, Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha, adrienne maree brown and Mia MingusApril 20, 2017
A conversation with the authors of Octavia's Brood.
Essays & Reviews

I Woke Up Like This

By Max PearlSeptember 5, 2014
...The health rave breaks with party culture by harnessing expenditure to the goal of productivity. It is six AM. I am in an industrial warehouse in Bushwick. Instead of...
Features

On Heteropessimism

By Asa SeresinOctober 9, 2019
Heterosexuality is nobody’s personal problem.
Marginal Utility

Promotional culture on Facebook

By Rob HorningApril 16, 2013
...overlook in the midst of all the sharing and self-expression that every Facebook share serves also as an ad for Facebook. It exhibits what Andrew Wernick, in Promotional Culture, calls...

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