Hydra, Blacked Out
What SOPA and PIPA mean for the future of independent art and online criticism.
From radio confessionals to David Lynch's 'Interview Project': Everyday lives strain to be told.
Jon Rafman's "The Nine Eyes of Google Street View" project unearths the Orphic gaze from its mechanistic slumber.
A multimedia/text DJ mix on the notion of futurism spun together through the lens of the cosmic.
The photographer/filmmaker frames his work in the context of the African musical diaspora in the Americas.
Why the new graffiti retrospective at Los Angeles' MOCA might be the most important exhibition of our time.
The disappearance of the artist behind "Sunflower Seeds" is creating a furor in the international art community.
The Soft Moon, Last Angel of History, Cut Copy, and a game-film called 'Play' all thrive in their cosmic slop.
Movies, books, and music from 2010 tapped into the genre of the ero-tech, where desire and technology coalesce in exciting and disturbing ways.
The artist/engineer behind Neon Indian's psychedelic "Mind Drips" video speaks on 70s aesthetics, "jamming" with video, and the analog audio-visual revival to come.
