For the last few weeks, Sydney has been in the start of a two-month lockdown. With nowhere else […]
Author: Joshua Krook
In the 1970s, Davis Cone travelled America and painted the last remaining golden age cinemas. His mission was […]
Six months ago, I started making video essays for YouTube on philosophy and literature. I thought now would […]
We imagine artists as pure beings, in some ways above the forces of the market or the capitalistic […]
Long before Amazon, Twitter and Facebook, a company called Simulmatics Corporation sought to predict and control human behaviour […]
If we are lucky in our lives, we come across artists who are always paying attention, whose vibrant […]
The first time I knew something was wrong was at the end of law school. It was the […]
If you watch one film about technology this year, make it this one. The Social Dilemma (Netflix) features […]
Earlier this year, I read Breasts and Eggs, a feminist novel by the author Mieko Kawakami. It took […]
I’ve spent most of my adult life chasing a kind of certainty : the belief that people are […]
