Discussion

Monegraph and the Status of the Art Object

A roundtable discussion with six artists, writers, and entrepreneurs on art and tech.

Dystopia

The price of debt

Is the price of debt worth the promise of a college education?

Discussion

Dark Psychedelia

Gean Moreno in conversation with Michael Jones McKean

The Trouble with Donelle Woolford

Jennifer Krasinski and Lauren O'Neill-Butler weigh in on artist Joe Scanlan's controversial ongoing piece

Disillusioned

Post-Recently

What is "Post Recent Art"?

Vernacular Criticism

Discussion

Group Think

Can the focus group be used to give an art fair with an image problem a branding lift or as a method to create better artwork? Liz Magic Laser tests the grounds.

Discussion

Boinas and Bérets: A Little History

The béret is a unique clothing item that represents antagonistic cultures: the war and the arts.

Discussion

Internet Therapy

On the couch with Ryder Ripps

Discussion

DIS/dump

A collaboration between DIS Magazine and dump.fm where you can share New Style Options in real time

Discussion

Clothed Architecture

DIS would like to present its very first letter to the editors. In response to last week's article, "Pastiche as Technique," by John Snavely, Khalid al Gharaballi reflects on the nature of the superficial in relation to architecture.

DIS Magazine

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Onwards & Upwards

Winnie Wong and Martha Rosler answer some questions around this election season

Monegraph and the Status of the Art Object

A roundtable discussion with six artists, writers, and entrepreneurs on art and tech.

The price of debt

Is the price of debt worth the promise of a college education?

Dark Psychedelia

Gean Moreno in conversation with Michael Jones McKean

The Trouble with Donelle Woolford

Jennifer Krasinski and Lauren O'Neill-Butler weigh in on artist Joe Scanlan's controversial ongoing piece

Post-Recently

What is "Post Recent Art"?

Vernacular Criticism

Group Think

Can the focus group be used to give an art fair with an image problem a branding lift or as a method to create better artwork? Liz Magic Laser tests the grounds.

Boinas and Bérets: A Little History

The béret is a unique clothing item that represents antagonistic cultures: the war and the arts.

Internet Therapy

On the couch with Ryder Ripps

DIS/dump

A collaboration between DIS Magazine and dump.fm where you can share New Style Options in real time

Clothed Architecture

DIS would like to present its very first letter to the editors. In response to last week's article, "Pastiche as Technique," by John Snavely, Khalid al Gharaballi reflects on the nature of the superficial in relation to architecture.