First Five with Phillipa Chong
Sociologist of culture, work and inequality, Phillipa Chong, shares her first five.
Sociologist of culture, work and inequality, Phillipa Chong, shares her first five.
Kate Mondloch reflects on her new book, "A Capsule Aesthetic: Feminist Materialisms in New Media Art".
Paul Maziar on modern life.
Lozana Rossenova on memory, art and archive.
Michael L. Siciliano investigates the blackboxed inner-workings of platforms as a labor issue.
Zara Dinnen on Facebook and the social network.
Jason Smith, sociologist, shares his first five.
Jenny L. Davis examines diversity, the universal subject and technology in society.
When I went to read the four LiveJournal entries again, they were gone.
Millie Christie-Dervaux, writer, photographer and editor shares her first five.
Federico Sargentone on Curated Shows in Commercial Galleries.
Bobby Glushko and Jelena Stankovic explore the internet, free speech and online harassment.
Kari Altmann, artist, producer, director, curator/writer, performer, photographer, filmmaker, and musician, shares her first five.
Soraya Chemaly looks at Pippilotti Rist, Beyoncé, feminism and art.
American Artist examines the viral videos and invisibility of Bobby Shmurda.
The Guggenheim breaks negotiations with Gulf Labor, the rich kids of Instagram, Fair Use and US copyright law, science-fiction themed art, and Greek art at the Met.
Kyler Zeleny explores the American South in his new work "God Bless This House and Nowhere Else".
Internet Landscapes, food writing, a theses on the anthropocene, Nam June Paik and the poetry of a Foxconn worker in this weeks Critical Links.
Georgia Georgia is an experimental collaboration between Canadian photographer-researcher Kyler Zeleny and Russian photographer Yanina Shevchenko.
Sharon Irish on networks, archives and FemTechNet.