"As lots of U.S. residents have been celebrating Pride this month, many in the medical community have highlighted the devastating disparities in health outcomes for L.G.B.T.Q. adults — disproportionate cases of monkeypox in men who have sex _...Read More_

"Digital books stagnate in closed, dull systems, while printed books are shareable, lovely and enduring. What comes next?"

"Lauded at Cannes but lambasted Down Under, Justin Kurzel tells us about his controversial new film Nitram, which documents the events leading up to the 1996 Port Arthur massacre"

"“We’re kind of speculating on the cultural impact that Doodles makes on music, sports, gaming,” David, a Doodle holder who had traveled to New York from Los Angeles for the week, told me. He excitedly explained to me what was going on _...Read More_

"Collecting a decade’s worth of digital fragments for their ongoing net art project, two Palestinian artists splice, sample, and superimpose new modes of memory _...Read More_

>"Courtroom battle looms as author argues her book revealing inspiration for character became basis of an American novel"

"If an artist can make anything into art just by saying so, it follows that they can also unmake art through the same process."

"The modern flâneur moves through not one, but many dimensions of public space — each illuminating fractures in the other."

"What remains to be seen is how the decision and resulting state laws that ban abortion will exacerbate barriers to utilizing traditional _...Read More_

"Robots’ rights are workers’ rights. Robots’ rights are womens’ rights, too."

"Ancient Romans bought mementos to commemorate their travels. These speak eloquently of their world, if we care to listen"

>"Getting a mental health diagnosis can be a huge relief. But can the label become a problem?"

"If you’re a visionary political thinker and agent, your eye may have been caught by one of the following theorists/activists of the future of democracy over the last decade or so:"

>"The assumption that you own the contents of your pay-packet, although almost universal, is demonstrably confused"

>"It took me half an hour to add £30 to my wristband and buy a pint at a festival – no wonder the fiddle player looks dazed"