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LATEST STUFF
THE HALL OF MIRRORS, LIZ NEWSOM
Liz Newsom speaks on the algorithms keeping us hooked, the performance of the online self, and what happens when we give so much of our attention away.
THE MOST RADICAL THING YOU CAN DO IS PAY ATTENTION, OLIVIA MUCCIO
Olivia Muccio explores what it means to pay attention in a world that profits from our distraction.
SUPERMARKET BLUES, LIBBY ELLIOTT
Libby Elliott explores the intimacy of supermarket shopping, the small habits that make up a person, and the ordinary details we’re left trying to remember when someone is gone.
THE WORD THEY HATE IS CULTURE, ZITA COLLIER
Zita Collier reflects on the normalisation of misogyny and sexual violence, tracing how individual acts of abuse are enabled by the attitudes, social circles and institutions that surround them.
IN DEFENCE OF AGEING PUNKS USING AI POSTERS, LOUIS SCHEUER
Is AI really the ultimate betrayal of punk, or are we just getting a bit precious about our DIY ethics? Louis Scheuer explores the generational divide in the punk scene, from badly Photoshoped flyers to AI-generated posters, Louis questions who gets to decide what is and isn’t punk.
SEX AN ABDUCTION AND A HEIST, EMER CONNOLLY
Emer goes looking for a little bit of fun, but ends up losing her phone, getting into a stand-off with a Bolt driver and sending her mate on a rescue mission to Romford. The price we pay for spontaneity...
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