"Some movies are only worth seeing in theaters if you don’t have to buy a ticket. And no more outdoor screenings; they’ll ruin your life. In his quest for the picture-perfect viewing experience, Nolan Kelly has tips on what to watch and how _...Read More_

"Silent ways to regenerate art’s role on the soils of a repressive, yet hopeful megalocity, by example of its 17th Biennial, shows at Sanatorium and Protocinema, a.o."

"There have been very few issues of art magazines devoted to disability. There ought to be more. As Art in America associate editor Emily Watlington, who took the lead on this issue, writes in her essay “Our Work Is Working,” disabled _...Read More_

"Panel discussion: "The Labor of Witnessing""

"A conference at Oxford brought together experts from art, business, and technology, attempting to define the field of NFTs in broad strokes."

"Freedom, Maggie Nelson admits while introducing this quartet of extended essays, is a problematic word. In part that’s because it’s been co-opted by rightwingers – as fuck-you, neo-Confederate freedom in the author’s embattled United _...Read More_

"Seeing the wild amount and variety of experimental publications brought to the world, it is hardly possible to claim that any of them is a ‘best practice’. But some of them are certainly highly interesting in terms of formal experiment, _...Read More_

"We’ve seen it all in the bear market: free mint metas, goblins taking reign, and an exodus of traders, collectors and flippers surrendering their NFT quests, perhaps to return for the next cycle… or perhaps not. What this has meant for the _...Read More_

"OpenAI restricted access during the beta testing phase to receive feedback, the company said, and, crucially, to find out whether their safety systems were effective at blocking violent, sexual, or misleading images that could be used to _...Read More_

"The story of a working-class radical from Ireland who became a celebrated monk and challenged the British Empire in Asia"

"The artist speaks to Jason Bailey about life on the border of art and technology"

"Curated by KALEIDOSCOPE, the exhibition features a new body of work inspired by FUCT’s now defunct parody of the Ford logo—the iconic graphics that cemented Brunetti’s authority as the original subverter of what is now called streetwear."

"Optimus treated attendees to a sub-optimal performance at Tesla’s AI Day event on Friday"

"Staring at the work of Argentinian artist Panter Xhita is like looking through a peephole into intimate moments from the cultures around her. There is an insightful vulnerability, an honesty, that evokes human connection. Her individual _...Read More_

"An evolutionary approach to consciousness can resolve the ‘hard problem’ – with radical implications for animal sentience"