e-flux conversations

Topic	Views	Activity
Karen Archey on Christopher Williams: Screw your concerns with the hegemony of clean drywall	1751	December 11, 2014
The Metaphysical Similarity Between Authoritarians and Engineers Frontpage	1750	January 25, 2018
Beleaguered Aichi Triennale Loses Government Grant Frontpage	1749	September 30, 2019
Bestselling Historian Sees Peaceful "Human Unification" on the Horizon Frontpage	1747	May 22, 2018
Musk, Bezos, and the Folly of Billionaires in Space Frontpage	1745	May 31, 2018
We’ve hit a troubling climate change milestone Frontpage	1747	March 8, 2016
Gloria Steinem dedicates book to pro-choice doctor Frontpage	1744	November 3, 2015
Open Call: "Bridging the Gap between Technology and Progressive Politics in Europe" Open Forum	1745	February 26, 2019
Why Can Everyone Spot Fake News But The Tech Companies? Frontpage	1742	February 23, 2018
The ideology of “world-class” in city-making Frontpage	1742	November 2, 2015
Why you can't trust GPS in China Frontpage	1743	March 3, 2016
The Watts rebellion sparked a black artistic renaissance Frontpage	1740	August 11, 2015
The vacuousness of the "thought leader" class Frontpage	1738	December 8, 2015
Aichi Triennale Update: Censored Section to Reopen Frontpage	1738	October 2, 2019
What caused the dramatic decrease of female computer programmers?	1737	April 27, 2015
An Online Art Auction Benefitting Kobane	1737	December 3, 2014
The interdependence of political power and energy power	1735	May 11, 2016
Must museums be moral? Frontpage	1737	March 17, 2016
Chomsky and His Critics Frontpage	1734	November 29, 2015
Nabokov's love letters to his wife Frontpage	1734	November 10, 2015
Letting Greece go, and second thoughts	1734	June 30, 2015
Evgeny Morozov: Tech titans are busy privatizing our data	1735	May 19, 2016
The post-cubicle office: does it make employees any happier or more productive? Frontpage	1734	February 26, 2016
A conversation with Mike Kuchar, underground art icon Frontpage	1732	July 19, 2016
The art of reading Russian obituaries Frontpage	1731	May 24, 2016
How Britain stole $45 trillion from India Frontpage	1729	January 3, 2019
Jack Halberstam: "Vertiginous Capital Or, The Master’s Toolkit" Frontpage	1729	July 5, 2018
Economic Planning is Back Frontpage	1728	July 12, 2019
Where Does the Gig Economy Come From? Frontpage	1726	April 28, 2020
Hal Foster on the Met Breuer Frontpage	1726	March 23, 2016
“Flipping a Coin: Heads—No One Is Illegal; Tails—Everyone Must Be,” Pt. 3 Frontpage	1724	June 14, 2017
Margaret Atwood's Sequel to The Handmaid’s Tale Is a "Dazzling" Triumph Frontpage	1723	September 10, 2019
3D Printing in Gaza Frontpage	1723	July 25, 2019
Trump says "screw you" to the world Frontpage	1724	June 2, 2017
e-flux journal redux: Luis Camnitzer, 'Art and Literacy' Frontpage	1723	February 4, 2016
Did Putin Use a Picasso from the Hermitage as a World Cup Bribe? Reflux	1717	December 3, 2014
In Praise of Negative Book Reviews Frontpage	1716	February 22, 2018
Brian Droitcour on Ryan Trecartin and Lizzie Fitch's new work Frontpage	1717	April 19, 2016
How a Child's Growing Mind Is Not Like a Computer Frontpage	1712	August 30, 2018
Being foreign in post-Brexit Britain Frontpage	1713	August 23, 2016
Offline is the New Luxury Frontpage	1713	June 28, 2016
Lawrence Lessig... for president? Frontpage	1712	August 14, 2015
Undocumented on election night Frontpage	1711	November 8, 2016
e-flux journal redux: Daniel Birnbaum and Anders Olsson, 'An Interview with Jacques Derrida on the Limits of Digestion' Frontpage	1709	January 12, 2016
Are Cities an Environmental Curse or Blessing? Frontpage	1706	April 30, 2018
Dale Peck on gay sex in the time of AIDS Frontpage	1706	September 18, 2015
Exhibition Tour: Alice Channer, "Half-Life" at Lisa Cooley	1702	June 8, 2015
The Social Novel at the End of Society Frontpage	1703	April 19, 2019
England to stop offering advanced placement exams for art history Frontpage	1701	October 18, 2016
Larry Gagosian owes New York state $4.28 million in back taxes Frontpage	1701	July 22, 2016