By Lucy Aukafolau and José Manuel Ibáñez
Kevin B. Lee on desktop documentary, thinking with Harun Farocki, why infinite storage produces mass forgetting, and cinema's ongoing case of near-death.
By José Manuel Ibáñez
Postfootball, the new book by Juan Pablo Meneses, uses the World Cup as a lens for surveillance, platforms, and the disappearance of the collective gaze.
By Mudmap Editorial
A format that takes a medium designed for private consumption and displaces it into a shared space. On 27 May at Galerie Linger, we held the first session.
By Bernabé Valencia
Is Trump the cause of American decline, or its most successful narrator? A reading of power, television, Ukraine, and the strange art of making retreat look like victory.
By José Manuel Ibáñez
There was a time when the internet had a place in the home; a corner, a schedule, a shared practice. That idea didn't vanish overnight. It came apart gradually, and left something behind.
By Nina Pacotte
A 2013 video essay that transforms a fantasy MMO into an unexpected space for observing gender dynamics in online culture.