>"“My never-husband-to-be was a badly behaved know-it-all on an Andy Warhol Foundation Grant that paid for the cheap bouquet of frangipanis from Ode à la Rose on 28th and Broadway,” writes ESTELLE HOY in her upcoming book that will _...Read More_

J >"“If today’s arts love the machine, technology, and organization, if they aspire to precision and reject anything vague and dreamy, this implies an instinctive repudiation of chaos and a longing to find the form appropriate of our _...Read More_

"For this installment of Shoptalk, Spike sat down with Corina Reynolds, the Executive Director of Center for Book Arts, the first nonprofit in the United States dedicated to exploring the book form as an art object in its own right."

"Supporting transnational worker organizing should be at the center of the fight for “ethical AI.”

"On repeated trips to Venice I had noticed, alongside certain changes within the cultural landscape in London and Europe, that there seemed to be an increased presence of Asian artists (or artists working in relation to Asia). Then, in _...Read More_

>"Westminster Abbey, which is directly under the monarch’s jurisdiction, currently refuses to return the holy tablet"

"It's also a rather patronizing assessment of the show’s fans, many of whom weren’t there for the full-frontal nudity and titillation."

“There is no future in England’s dreaming,” warned the Sex Pistols.”

>"Black marble stone in St George’s Chapel, Windsor, bears names of late monarch, her husband and parents"

"Blockchain enthusiasts crave a world without bankers, lawyers or fat-cat executives. There’s just one problem: trust"

"One practical solution is to bring the philosophy and ethics toolbox to the floor of the lab itself, to the point where the lines begin to be drawn in the first place."

"It is as if some spontaneous folk tradition has suddenly started flourishing, in which the late Elizabeth II and the talking bear are cosmically united"

“An international outpouring of grief came in the wake of the monarch's death this week.”

"The British monarchy is a vestige of tyranny, a grand monument to hierarchy and plunder. As Irish socialist James Connolly wrote in 1911, the royals are for the other despots of society, the capitalists and landlords — not for the working _...Read More_

“The UK head of state was uniquely tech-centric—and not above becoming a meme.”