Visualizing History: The Polish System
Antoni Jażwiński’s Tableau Muet, based on the original “Polish System” for charting historical information, later revised in France and the United States, 1834 — Source. The Polish System — which…
Bird’s-Eye View
Jennifer Ackerman on How Birds Adapt, Survive, and Think By Mark Leviton
The Funko Pop! Is the Mascot of Nerd Imperialism That Will Outlive Us All
“I think what you’re talking about is actually getting more to a gap in our ability to think beyond ourselves and our particular desires or interests, which is exactly why…
We’ve Got a Situationist Here
An art historian locates the political in paint
Who by Fire
Ariana Reines’s art of anguished witnessing
Come Together
A conversation with Sarah Schulman about solidarity and a life spent writing and fighting The Fantasy and Necessity of Solidarity BY Sarah Schulman. New York: Thesis. 320 pages. $30. WHEN…
SoundCloud Quietly Updated Their Terms to Let AI Feast on Artists’ Music
Artists are furious at the platform's sneaky tactics.
The Life and Mystery of Luigi Mangione
The national conversation about Mangione has made its way to him as he sits in Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Center, where he receives about five to 10 letters a day. In…
Bobby Weir: ‘I’ve Never Made Plans. I’m Too Busy’
He was the little brother in the Grateful Dead. Now, he’s one of the last men standing. He shares lessons from a lifetime spent on the road {read}
Is Gyrofield the Next Enigmatic Star of Electronic Music?
The world first met gyrofield because of a joke. It was 2019, and Kiana Li was a teenage music producer making beats on her computer from her bedroom in Hong…