Collecting
James Rowe considers collecting, time and objects.
James Rowe considers collecting, time and objects.
In light of recent coverage on its financial success, Tristan O'Donnell discusses one the most underrated releases of 2014: Thom Yorke's Tomorrow's Modern Boxes.
Sleigh Bells aren't the band Pitchfork would rather you remember them as.
Marianne Garneau with three anecdotes of class struggle.
Carlos Yescas explores labor, migrant workers and the consumption of values.
Eric Anthamatten explores sympathy in part four.
Part three takes a look at the sovereign-criminal/criminal-sovereign.
Eric Anthamatten explores the individual and society in part two of this piece.
In part one of this piece, Eric Anthamatten explores the concept of the criminal in The Wire.
The sense of earth-citizens overtakes the viewer and gives opportunity to establish even for a moment a connection to other human eaters, who at the end of the day are also eating just like “us.”
Richard Lachmann on the future of Obama's presidency.
Why are there always more possibilities?
A review of Mutazione, a compilation from Strut Records highlighting underground, politically reactionary, Italian electronic music from the 1980's
On writing about food.
The leak of the NSA's PRISM program, a domestic electronic survelliance and data mining operation, threw information capitalism and rights-of-looking into the collective American consciousness, provoking one of the first true debates about homegrown spying since the Patriot Act, this time wholly digitized. Gone were the phone taps, now it's your Order History. Who uses a land-line anymore?
The .gif that will destroy the world
To celebrate the filmmaker's 80th birthday, we look at a small group of Polanski's best films: his films about women.
Don't touch me. No, really, don't.
On "Take Back the Night," Justin Timberlake spins his dad-rock wheels.