articles By Rodrigo Nunes 7 June 2012Moving beyond the conceptual polarisation of tight-knit vanguardist parties and loose-tie virtual networks, Rodrigo Nunes sifts the residue of last ye...
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articles By Robert Barry 31 May 2012The west used to dream of travel to the future, but since the ’70s all roads seem to lead to either dystopia or nostalgia for the past. Robert Barry...
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articles By Andrew Pickering 24 May 2012Following two exhibitions of Suzanne Treister’s multimedia project HEXEN2.0 at the Science Museum and Work Gallery this Spring, cybernetic historian...
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articles By Clinical Wasteman 15 May 2012
This is not in any normal sense a review of David Graeber's book, which is erudite yet non-specialist, often brilliant and always fiercely ...
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articles By Katrina Palmer 9 May 2012
Stephan Dillemuth's film installation, The Hard Way to Enlightenment, deployed a live goat in an immanent critique of privatisation and its ...
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articles By Josephine Berry Slater 1 May 2012Yayoi Kusama’s current Tate Modern retrospective provokes Josephine Berry Slater to join the dots of the artist’s agonising and ecstatic constella...
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articles By Richard Braude 24 April 2012As the 2012 London Olympics looms, construction and education – two poles of an economy of despair – are to meet in East London. Richard Braude dr...
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By ed. Josephine Berry Slater, Pauline Van Mourik Broekman, Michael Corris 11 April 2009