articles By Sophie Carapetian 1 May 2019An introduction by Nick Thoburn
Communist publishing, in its forms, processes, and relations, is traversed by crisis. This is not a lament, for crisis is its condition of existence, intrinsic to its singular quality and allure. Communist publishing emerges from conditions that are fundamentally hostile, and succeeds only insofar as it interrogates and undermines these conditions — it can have no happy accommodation with capitalist society.
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articles By Keston Sutherland 1 April 2019If, as advocates of free speech would have it, to speak the truth is to necessarily cause offence, what, asks Keston Sutherland, is the origin of the ...
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articles By George Jepson 20 March 2019The austerity programme imposed by the IMF after Argentina’s 2001 economic crisis, far from imposing debt universally as Maurizio Lazzarato’s figu...
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articles By Paul Torino & Adrian Wohlleben
26 February 2019People have theorised recent social movements as memes before. However, they tend to make the phrase eclipse the content, placing the (representationa...
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articles By Inventory 28 September 2018Drawing upon the divagating adventures of the fondly missed Inventory journal (1995-2005), Inventory have authored a new book in a series commissioned...
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articles By Daniel Fraser 23 August 2018I, Tonya, the recent biopic on the figure skating phenomenon from Portland, Oregon, appears to offer little beyond the familiar Hollywood spectacle of...
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articles By Josephine Berry 9 May 2018Artists in the City is a deep red and surprisingly meaty anthology covering 50 years of SPACE Studios’ activities in London. Josephine Berry’s rev...
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By George Jepson 20 March 2019 
By Paul Torino & Adrian Wohlleben
26 February 2019 
By ed. Josephine Berry Slater, Pauline Van Mourik Broekman, Michael Corris 11 April 2009