22
Sep
The Stupidest Way Is Sometimes the Best Way
Four people picked the hardest path on purpose, and found something worth keeping there.
6 min read
Juergen Berkessel
Artist, musician, and digital strategist in Bradenton, Florida, and founder of Polymash. Juergen writes The Intersect on the reciprocal influences of technology and the arts.
15
Sep
Artists on the Architecture of After 9/11
The emergency ended twenty-five years ago. The cameras never got the memo.
8 min read
02
Sep
Built to Last, Designed to Vanish
Your work will outlive the hard drive it lives on, if you're lucky.
6 min read
26
Aug
Prove You're Human (And Dumb It Down to Do It)
The detectors were supposed to catch the bots, not the people who never used one.
7 min read
11
Aug
Already Somewhere Else
While Christie's guesses what art tech billionaires will buy, some artists are using their technologies against them
10 min read
08
Jul
The Satellite Is the Camera
Every generation of artists quietly steals the tools that were never built for art.
7 min read
30
Jun
Happy 250th: Five Dispatches From Everywhere Else
Naturalized in Brooklyn, looking everywhere but here for once
8 min read
24
Jun
Credibility Is the New Craft
What if the hardest thing to generate turns out to be belief?
9 min read
15
Jun
Contrast Is Meaning, Not Just Style
When everything is technically correct and tonally identical, who's left to tell you what matters?
7 min read
09
Jun
What the Building Knew First
The best work in this issue couldn't exist anywhere else.
8 min read