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This website has many interesting articles on various works. Currently, I'm reading 'Modern Babylon: Ziggurat Skyscrapers and Hugh Ferriss’ Retrofuturism' by Eva Miller and 'The Future Imagined in Albert Robida’s La vie électrique (1890)' by Hunter Dukes. These articles and artworks heavily inspire the works I'm currently creating, from sketches to video games, even to campaigns.
May 6, 2025
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An publication that combs through archives to offer a curation of fascinating images, writing and other curiosities and esoterica, all fully available in the public domain. You will gain so much obscure knowledge that you never knew you needed’n!!
Jan 29, 2024
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UbuWeb - archive for video, text and sound, all avant gard art
Marxists.org - archive for marxist texts
CrimethInc - archive for anarchist publications and news
Aeon - magazine on philosophy and science
Eye on Design - magazine on design news
Failed Architecture - magazine on critical architecture and urbanism
LitHub - literary magazine
Anna's Archive - love of my life ♥️
A terra é redonda - magazine of art and politics
Passa palavra - news and articles on Brazillian politics
Digilabour - news and articles about gig economy and surveillance capitalism
Jan 3, 2025
I love this app so much. I’ve been trying to find a way to share my media of the week and make it like a whole thing. I was initially thinking of putting it on my moodboard page but this is way cooler. Anyways here’s my media of the week:
MUSIC: Arular - M.I.A
Thank you to the beautiful Elike for adding a few songs from this album to his playlist. I have severely slept on M.IA - I cannot believe this was the same person who made paper planes. The moodboard of the album is: the bitches, DIY tropicana rave and battery powered sound systems. The cover artwork goes just as hard. My favourite track is Bucky Done Gun.
READS: Emilie M. Reed: SNAKE HEAD, SNAKE TAIL
I’ve recently stumbled upon this really interesting essay by Emile M. Reed discussing the spacial experience of a computer as it becomes increasingly standardised. How this standardisation doesn‘t invite as much creativity. I find that there are a few rly interesting implications of this in the realm of art and technology especially generative/programmable art.
Quote from the Essay:
“Jaroslav Svelch frames the cracking, converting, rewriting and distribution of early digital games as creative practices that adjust and expand on the context and experience of these games,”
VIDEOS or FILM: IDK yet
I haven’t been watching many videos recently so maybe recommend some these ways xoxo
Jan 22, 2024
Top Recs from @mykul
A great source of well written articles about the myths and misconceptions throughout history. From popularized photoshopped photos of "time travellers" to debunking hygine myths of the middle ages, theres many great articles to read and learn from. Jo Hedwig Teeuwisse, the author of these articles, has also written a book about historical myths titled 'Fake History: 101 Things that Never Happened', which I'm hoping I'll get the chance to read soon.
Apr 29, 2025