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Response to collectiblr | Ellie Holdsworth

Whether it be as trivial as a plastic grocery bag or a family heirloom, every human being inflicts personal value on the objects that...

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Response to Virtual Worker Diaries | Ryan Keep

Forest Kelley’s Virtual Worker Diaries (2022) offers a sobering view on “micro-labor,” and the inherent physical and emotional distancing that characterizes a digital workforce....

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Dear Vern Response Featured Image
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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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Response to Dark Parts | Ellie Holdsworth

Through both a visual and audible experience, Becky Brown explores the liminal space of the home in her video piece Dark Parts (2020). We...

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Response to Deconstructing Whiteness | Que Peterson

As we come to the end of 2020, we can look back at the events that landed us in what felt like a parallel...

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Response to The Sounds That Divide Us | Ellie Holdsworth

Sounds are an increasingly prevalent form of digital art, which Julia Fairbrother strongly demonstrates through one of her most recent works, The Sounds That...

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The interactive video element of gazing
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Response to Gazing | Alexis Angelus

In Gazing (2019) Zhongkai Li explores voyeurism and authority. Li confronts the viewer with their own image projected upon a simple black screen; at...

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The Station | A Response by Gabi Williams

“Each person is temporal, but the ideas that mankind creates are eternal. It perpetuates itself” – A.I. Alex, The Station 1920s. In the grand...

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A Response To True Match | Kate Wiley

In the first thirty seconds of Andrea Mikysková’s True Match (2017), the viewer is rapidly confronted with imagery of our highly developed, global world....

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Defying giants: A Response to Airborne Fulfillment Center Patent: US9305280B1 | Nícolas Silva

Believe it or not, Amazon actually has a patent for a flying warehouse.   It’s called Airborne Fulfillment Center, and its patent details a...

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Common themes surface throughout issue 26 as many pieces explore how digital systems shape our identities, how we understand language, memory, institutions, and ourselves through contemporary means of control and transformation. Artists in the issue emphasize that digital spaces are not fixed environments and challenge expectations about how digital media should function and what kinds of experiences it can hold. We hope you enjoy each piece, the accompanying interviews, and response pieces.

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