Blonde Women Looking Away | Szilvia Ruszev
In Blonde Women Looking Away, Szivlia Ruszev responds to The Broad Museum’s collection of artist and photographer Cindy Sherman alongside “Untitled Films Stills” from...
Search Engine Vision “ISIS” | Eric Souther
Search Engine Vision “ISIS” explores the semiotic shift of language as transient definitions that form organically online. The piece opens with examples of the...
Brooklyn School of Magic | Elizabeth Montague
Artist Statement This piece was inspired by a combination of the recent casting of a black Hermione Granger in the play Harry Potter and the Cursed...
The Word on the Street is not a Word: It’s An 😄 | Grace O’Brien
The newfound popularity of emojis and emoticons can be attributed to the human need for nonverbal communication, representing language progression and evolution. They serve...
Marginal Consent | Dana Dal Bo
Editor’s note: This piece is intended for mature audiences. In this two-minute video, artist Dana Dal Bo reenacts poses associated with hysteria in the late 19th...
Island Fishing | Chris Ritson
Island Fishing is a video loop created from digitally composited, handmade, stop-motion animations. It uses traditional Japanese kirigami forms (cut-and-glue origami) to manipulate depictions...
On Digital Sexuality: Emergence and Digital Art | Brandon Gellis
Within the United States, responses toward LGBTQ communities by the culture at large (the mainstream culture) have transformed within the last 100 years....
Our Asphalt Playground: The Parking Lot Project | Izzy P., Kenta M., and Miranda R.
:: Dig a hole. Shovel the dirt into a wheelbarrow. Dump the dirt back into the hole. :: Contemplate loss on a stump. ::...
Along for the Ride: The Implications of Extended Memory, Lifelogging, and the Quantified Self | Dora O’Donnell
Currently, lifelogging is defined as the activity of producing a continual record of your everyday life by carrying a portable camera and/or other digital...
Making Love: Poetry in Motion | Tal and Omer Golan
Editors’ Note: This piece has since been removed from the journal. There is a random aspect to love. We can not predict who we...