New Criticals

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.

Internet Landscapes, food writing, a theses on the anthropocene, Nam June Paik and the poetry of a Foxconn worker in this weeks Critical Links.

The best of the 2015 'best of' lists.

Ms. America, net.flag, the art of dissent, John Hancock's signature and the man who saw America in this weeks Critical Links.

Taking measure of sexism, the state of higher education, algorithmic citizenship, the gender gap in Wikipedia authors and art and money in this weeks Critical Links."

The Machines are Coming, Feminist art in New York, An interview with Domenico Quaranta, O.O.P.S. vs M.O.O.C.s, and an exhibition on Post-Humanism and Cyborgs in London in this weeks Critical Links.

Technology waste, the lonely cockpit of our lives, wealth and social media, Hillvetica, and school photoshops Feminist t-shirt in this weeks Critical Links.

Afrofuturist music videos, learning to see data, the Podemos revolution, an open letter to Wikipedia, tactical urbanisms and why big data is bad data in this weeks Critical Links.

New York's networked infrastructure, solving the origin-of-life conundrum, ghosts of home geography, the taming of tech criticism, an open letter to museums and there is something about the digital in this weeks Critical Links.

Online degrees, social movements and governments in the digital age, the gender gap in art museum directorships, ten rules for the Internet after Snowden and the creepy new wave of the Internet in this weeks Critical Links.

The dress, Haraway and Acker, the New Museum Triennial, Parisian photography and Africa's avant-garde architecture boom in this weeks Critical Links.

Weird solidarities, #AskHerMore and #OscarsSoWhite are not mutually exclusive movements, a lawmaker's Instagram account, McCarthy's Satin Island, and the elusive Langston Hughes in this weeks Critical Links.

Pussy Riot's new release, art as asset, the Greek finance minister, Zadie Smith on Key and Peele and the decay of Instagram photos in this weeks Critical Links.

The invisible network that keeps the world running,  the psychology of the selfie, the tyranny of small town Internet, gendered student evaluations and banning selfie sticks in this week's Critical Links.

Art and algorithms, where the Internet lives, Hard to Be a God, online museum collections and the relationship between feminism and capitalism in this week's Critical Links.

Body anxiety, mapping the human brain, Capture All_Play at Transmediale, the political future of Greece and the Chicago Art institutes video collection in this weeks Critical Links.

Building an emoji-tracker, Marx and nature, online robots and another look at the whiteboard in this week's Critical Links.

Prison maps, ships in Bangladesh, and perfecting photography in this weeks Critical Links. 

Cybernetic music, the carceral as a social construction, thoughts on Charlie Hebdo and art book fairs in this weeks Critical Links.

Poetry from Chinese factory workers, social media censorship, policing as craft and more in the year’s first Critical Links.