Dining with Reba Maybury
Deconstructing power through fetish
Cowgirls of Color
June Canedo captures the Maryland cowgirl group, styled by Tess Herbert
Bump Dis – Quay Dash
Trap mix by rap goddess Quay Dash
DROWN IT
DROWN YOUR SORROWS, DROWN IT OUT WITH SOUND, WASH YOUR HANDS CLEAN OF IT.
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A Conversation about Ergonomic Futures
A speculative project engaged with art, design, science, anthropology and writing
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nils lange + saliva : l’eau des algues
Two alchemists meet for the first time in a gay sauna.
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Toward a Low Key Voting System Where Votes Are Actually Considered | Adrian Massey
Adrian Massey explores alternative voting systems
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Tough Luck | Tyler Reinhard
Technology will chart its own accelerated path to the future
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America Is Hard to See: A Guide to not being depressed about US electoral politics this November
A labyrinth of American pasts, presents, and futures as they relate to the upcoming election
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On self-care and the election | Eva Saelens
Hope for the future? It’s feeling as gaudy as Trump Tower.
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Swarovski Crystal Meth at National Sawdust
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Hasbeens and Willbees Auction @ Romeo Gallery
BTS Photography by Dillon Sachs
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NHU DUONG SS17 WORK COLLECTION FT. KARL HOLMQVIST
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Preparing to Welcome the Chthulucene | Agustina Zegers
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Laboria Cuboniks in Conversation
The importance of theorizing “the future” as a feminist project
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Situating Global Forms: An Anthropology of Cosmopolitan Science
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Ways Of Living ⎮ Arcadia Missa
A satirical dystopia come to life
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What is at Stake in the Future? | Alex Williams & Nick Srnicek
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Dog Plays | Hayley Silverman
The Phallus in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction
And How to File the Phallacy of the “Privileged” Avant-guard(e)
Pour Yourself with Yourself
Pamela Rosenkranz is working on the materiality of what we perceive as immaterial
Fear of Content | Rob Horning
I have only understood my self in various ways; the point is to change it.
A Letter from Jeffrey J. Cohen to Elysia Crampton
A letter to Elysia Crampton on her new album American Drift
ÅYR (FKA. Airbnb Pavilion) presents ‘Comfort Zone’
Is your bedroom the last site of resistance to capitalism?
