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Heavy-Eyed Tyrants and Boring Machine Operators | Kailum Graves
In Heavy-Eyed Tyrants and Boring Machine Operators (2020), Kailum Graves montages both past and present heads of state and members of the Group of...
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Carnal Politics: A Response to Dear Vern | Tra My Anderson
Corporeal, carnal, erotic—the body as a space in which politics are waged is an inevitable reality. In spite of every effort to dissociate belief...
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Dear Vern | Janelle Rebel
In Dear Vern (2020), Janelle Rebel exposes the arbitrary nature of binaries within national politics through a feminist lens. The piece uses an archive...
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I Voted | Meghan Kozal
In I Voted (2020), artist Megan Kozal uses embedded video clips to examine American news consumption, voter education, and voter apathy. Kozal’s minimalistic web...
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Living in Between | Maryam Khaleghi Yazdi
Maryam Khaleghi Yazdi’s Living in Between (2019) represents the political, cultural, and racial barriers migrants face. Each illustration depicts an aspect of a migrant’s...
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Backseat Moderating
It isn’t really my intention to get political in my Digital America column, because that kind of topic tends to almost immediately divide readers...
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Cyberutopian Politics in the 21st Century
Cyberutopianism*—or the belief in the power of the Internet to serve as an emancipatory and even inherently democratic force—is a set of ideals impinged...
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Knife Fight in the Garden of Comments and Criticism
The avenues of the internet are lined on either side by buildings—some of majesty, constructed by award-winning journalists, others busted and bruised. Click bait...