There’s No Place Like Home: How An April Fool’s Joke Became A Social Movement Created By, And For, The Masses
“There is an empty canvas. You may place a tile upon it, but you must wait to place another. Individually you can create something....
Meat Mouchette | Jessica Mairena
Martine Neddam’s Mouchette.org is a digital art piece that explores themes of infantilization, fetishization, and cyber identity through an interactive net experience. Originally launched...
Our American Way
While Woodrow Wilson might not have actually said that The Birth of a Nation was like history written in lightning, he is definitely responsible...
The Selfie Stage (Today and Tomorrow): On Lacan, Debord, and The Future | Max Blue
In “The Selfie Stage,” Max Blue takes aim at a society so narcissistically enamored of its self-indulgent technologies that it threatens to recede into...
Ghost City | Izzy Pezzulo
Ghost City is a soundscape created using sound recordings from a 2,220 acre tract of land in Henrico County, Virginia called Elko Tract. During WWII,...
Yefeng Wang | Q + A
Yefeng Wang is a new media artist who actively pursues his artistic career in both East and West, and continues to think and work...
Saturnine Tassajara | Toban Nichols
Toban Nichols is a visual artist who works mostly in video and photography. He explores digital distortion, and the creation and destruction of an...
Transformations | Miranda Rosenblum
Miranda Rosenblum’s poetry collection, Transformations, explores the intersections of being queer in a post-internet world. Responding to contemporary themes such as online dating and...
From The Ground Up: A Response to Astroturfing | Kevin Johnson
“How do you make decisions in an increasingly complex world?” “Real or Fake?” “What has been done?” These questions, posted on the endless void...
Timo Kahlen | Q + A
Timo Kahlen’s sound and visual work explores unusual mediums, such as wind, steam, light, vibration, sound, and more to convey global concepts. Throughout his...