Cumulus

In the Forum

In 1859 Baudelaire stood at the Paris Salon and delivered a verdict on photography that he mistook for a description: too easily made, by too many people, for the medium to be anything but the death o...

Miguel Ripoll@miguel_ripoll_studio5

The art market seems settled on a binary that makes less sense every year: art is either digital, meaning it lives on a screen (and/or printed as an edition), or analogue, meaning it never touched a c...

Joana Kawahara Lino@joanakawaharalino9

If the dead internet theory holds, we are all operating in a kind of cultural afterlife: producing for systems that consume without reading, circulating ideas through networks that route them back bef...

FARRAH CARBONELL@farrahcarbonell

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