09
Jul
The Satellite Is the Camera
Every generation of artists quietly steals the tools that were never built for art.
7 min read
Juergen Berkessel
01
Jul
Happy 250th: Five Dispatches From Everywhere Else
Naturalized in Brooklyn, looking everywhere but here for once
8 min read
25
Jun
Credibility Is the New Craft
What if the hardest thing to generate turns out to be belief?
9 min read
16
Jun
Contrast Is Meaning, Not Just Style
When everything is technically correct and tonally identical, who's left to tell you what matters?
7 min read
10
Jun
What the Building Knew First
The best work in this issue couldn't exist anywhere else.
8 min read
19
May
Going Backward to Go Somewhere New
Every upgrade leaves something behind, and someone eventually goes back to fetch it.
8 min read
12
May
The Same Sky, Two Feelings
Wonder and surveillance use the same propellers.
8 min read
05
May
This Medium Always Survives Its Own Funeral
Photography keeps surviving its own funeral. I'm not sure it's the medium we think it is.
7 min read
28
Apr
Wrenches, Paper, Waste: Organic Holds its Ground
Fold, cut, assemble, repeat. This week we're celebrating the artists who insist on doing it the hard way — and asking why that feels so radical right now.
7 min read
21
Apr
Meaning at the Threshold
Where do we turn when technology meets the unrepeatable?
7 min read