Technological Necropolitics, who gets to live & die online
6 May, 2026
Text by Jonathan Stein The banality of evil is now a well-known concept, developed by philosopher Hannah Arendt, to express how ordinary people can commit
Text by Jonathan Stein The banality of evil is now a well-known concept, developed by philosopher Hannah Arendt, to express how ordinary people can commit
Text by Rodrigo Guzman-Serrano In 2023, I visited the exhibition Between Performance and Documentation: Contemporary Photography and Video from China [1], curated by Nancy Lin
Text by Davide Bevilacqua & Martina Pizzigoni In times of AI-aided war, what are the cultural forms that help us understand and perhaps challenge the
Text by Leonardo Gabriel do Amaral Sometimes, when I’m feeling kind of down, I come back to Jason Farago’s opinion piece in the New York
Text by Nam Huh The Architecture of the Already-Decided We exist within a strange temporal paradox where the future has never been more loudly discussed,
Text by Dom Stevenson What begins as necessity – working without access, infrastructure, or permission – becomes something else: a way of engaging with tools,
Text by Maya Elimelech We were herded into a pitch-black room, and the door shut behind us. We will begin by listening to 4’33” by
Text by Mila Azimonti I have learned and dismantled all the words in order to draw from them a single word: Home [1]. Fragments by
Text by Daniela Silva We live in a moment when the infrastructure of our lives is being rewritten by code, sensors, and systems that most
Text by Eddy Gibb I’m a woke bitch–the artwork said so. The whining voice on the other side of the door hated democracy, so I
Text by Iris Colomb Mike McShane makes sculptures out of aluminium, silicone, prosthetics, kebab boxes and air. Benjamin Whateley is a developer and computer musician
Text by Mila Azimonti Curating musical expressions today can be an important calling.[i] The line catches me while I drift through Politics of Curatorship,[ii] picked
Text by Caterina Avataneo In recent years, a significant portion of contemporary art has turned to murky and confrontational atmospheres, whether through hybrid forms, ghostly
Text by Iris Colomb Ningrui Liu (aka Akira) is a multidisciplinary London-based artist from Shanghai who uses the I Ching as a compositional framework to
Text by Tuçe Erel Swamps and birds go together; when the swamp disappears, so do the birds.Annie Proulx’s Fen, Bog, and Swamp As Pauline Doutreluingne
Text by Daniela Silva There is a quiet clarity in the way Eric-Paul Riege, a Diné/Navajo artist, approaches material. Before anything becomes art, before it
Text by Rae (Mee-Jin) Tilly There is a prevailing notion that art and science are wholly separate fields. One discipline is seen as rooted in
Text by Lyndsey Walsh The clattering of typewriter keys accompanies a rhythmic emergence of a written addressal by the artist Corinne to their audience in
Text by Jacobo Garcia Semibreve reached its 15th edition this year, a symbolic threshold that speaks of maturity: a festival that knows what it is,
Text by Caterina Avataneo Scorpio season has knocked once again, boosting Halloweenish taste for velvet, candlelight, and gloom. As per tradition, bookshops go goth, stacking