04
May
This Medium Always Survives Its Own Funeral
Photography keeps surviving its own funeral. I'm not sure it's the medium we think it is.
7 min read
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27
Apr
Wrenches, Paper, Waste: Organic Holds its Ground
Fold, cut, assemble, repeat. This week we're celebrating the artists who insist on doing it the hard way - and asking why that feels so radical right now.
7 min read
20
Apr
Meaning at the Threshold
Where do we turn when technology meets the unrepeatable?
7 min read
25
Mar
Tools in the Back Room, Not on the Wall
When is AI just the plumbing?
9 min read
24
Feb
When Everything Works Too Well
Comfort, consistency, and the slow death of surprise.
9 min read
27
Jan
Banned, Withdrawn, and Refused
The art we don’t see shapes the story too.
9 min read
20
Jan
Help Me, Don’t Replace Me
Assistance, abdication, and the edge of outsourcing
9 min read
13
Jan
The Science of Wonder
When measuring art becomes the mission: cortisol studies, AI guides, and the metrics of meaning.
9 min read
06
Jan
Who Gets to Hold the Pen?
When tools start drafting the story for us, how do we ensure we're still holding the pen?
9 min read
30
Dec
Beyond the First “Wow”
How do we tell genuine dialogue from derivative churn?
9 min read