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e-flux journal redux: Liam Gillick, 'Maybe it would be better if we worked in...
@karenarchey wrote: →This text was originally published in 2009 in issue 3 of our sister publication e-flux journal, and continued from issue #2: Maybe it would be better if we worked in groups of...
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40 years of Przyczółek Grochowski, Oskar Hansen's failed Warsaw housing project
@karenarchey wrote: Architect and pedagogue Oskar Hansen influenced an entire generation of Polish artists and architects and is remembered for his theory of Open Form--a utopic architectural form...
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The enduring radical legacy of Rosa Luxemburg
@e_flux wrote: Jacobin magazine has an interview with Paul Buhle, editor of Red Rosa, a new graphic biography on Rosa Luxemburg, about the continuing relevance of the pioneering thinker and agitator....
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Is capitalism an ecological system?
@e_flux wrote: The New Inquiry has a review of philosopher Jason W. Moore’s Capitalism in the Web of Life: Ecology and the Accumulation of Capital, a book that seek to overcome the impasses of...
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For photo op, Ai Weiwei poses as dead refugee toddler from iconic image
@karenarchey wrote: As we reported last week, Ai Weiwei has been stationed on the Greek island of Lesbos photographing the waves of refugees arriving from Syria and posting his reportage on Instagram....
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Does the NY Times deliberately make war beautiful?
@e_flux wrote: David Shields’s new book War Is Beautiful is a peculiar coffee-table book. It collects front-page war photos from the New York Times and deconstructs them to argue that the newspaper...
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Live coverage: Dhaka Art Summit Critical Writing Ensemble
@karenarchey wrote: e-flux conversations is pleased to present live coverage of the Dhaka Art Summit's Critical Writing Ensemble (CWE), a four-day conference on art writing occurring the 3rd, 4th,...
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The dawn of the analog-digital hybrid tech gadget
@karenarchey wrote: While Kodak's name has become synonymous with analog film--and all its nostalgia and industrial failings--the company has introduced a product last month that feels decidedly new:...
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Digital life and the fraud of "busyness"
@e_flux wrote: Public Books has an interview with Judy Wajcman, a sociologist at the London School of Economics and author of the new book Pressed for Time: The Acceleration of Life in Digital...
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Is technology really making us sad, isolated, and incommunicative?
@e_flux wrote: As a kind of counterpoint to our earlier post today on digital life and "busyness", The New Inquiry has a piece by Nathan Jurgenson arguing that when we debate the merits of technology,...
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Ekaterina Degot on the Cologne attacks and German xenophobia
@karenarchey wrote: *This text was originally published on academycologne.org. It is republished here with permission from the author. After the events on New Year’s Eve, Cologne’s big names and VIPs...
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Brian Droitcour on Moscow's public art and institutions in the '90s
@karenarchey wrote: The 1990s was a strange time for art and institutions in post-communist countries. Newfound social liberties prompted radical street theater while institutions struggled to take...
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The explicitly sexual female artists that feminism forgot
@e_flux wrote: In The Guardian, Sarah Galo writes about an exhibition entitled "Black Sheep Feminism: the Art of Sexual Politics" currently on view at the Dallas Contemporary museum in Texas. The...
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The impossibility of existing as a writer in Los Angeles
@e_flux wrote: The just-released February issue of the Brooklyn Rail includes a symposium on art writing in Los Angeles, with contributions from Bruce Hainley, A. L. Steiner, Roberto Tejada, and...
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e-flux journal redux: Luis Camnitzer, 'Art and Literacy'
@karenarchey wrote: *This text was originally published in 2009 in issue 3 of our sister publication e-flux journal You teach a child to read, and he or her will be able to pass a literacy test....
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An open letter to Ta-Nehisi Coates and the liberals who love him
@e_flux wrote: When asked recently if he supported slavery-related reparations for African Americans, US presidential candidate Bernie Sanders replied, "Its likelihood of getting through Congress is...
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Hito Steyerl on museums in an age of planetary civil war
@e_flux wrote: The February 2016 issue of e-flux journal has just been published. It features a piece by Hito Steyerl about the role of museums in an age of increasing civil, sectarian, and informal...
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How did Joan Didion become the stuff of legend?
@karenarchey wrote: Vanity Fair contributing editor Lili Anolik writes about Joan Didion, legend of literary legends, about how she got to be so rightfully legendary. An excerpt below, the full piece...
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Notes from Benjamin Bratton's 'Dispute Plan to Prevent Future Luxury...
@karenarchey wrote: IMG_5560.JPG4214x1468 1.36 MB Please join Benjamin H. Bratton and e-flux journal editor Julieta Aranda at transmediale on Friday, February 5 for the Berlin launch of Bratton's new...
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A farewell to totality: On Benjamin H. D. Buchloh
@e_flux wrote: In the February issue of e-flux journal, Gleb Napreenko reviews Benjamin H. D. Buchloh's Formalism and Historicity, suggesting that Buchloh's vision of an omnipresent and omnipotent...
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