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Posts Tagged ‘Letter from the Editor’

Letter from the Editor: Grief

by Alison Hugill // Mar. 5, 2024

Grief is a weighted and highly sensitive subject. Given time, it can also prove to be a welcome and necessary process of reckoning with the fragility of life…[read on]

Letter from the Editor: Utopia

by Alison Hugill // Jan. 5, 2024

It might be a good time to re-orient our thinking towards viable social alternatives. What could “utopia” mean today? What social and political forms can hope take?…[read on]

Letter from the Editor: Privacy

by Alison Hugill // Sept. 8, 2023

With this topic, we hope to expose the many different ways that privacy is understood in the context of art-making, including but also beyond the proliferation of AI…[read on]

Letter from the Editor: Aging

by Alison Hugill // May 5, 2023

The intertwined nature of age and value, whether for better or worse, is a constant preoccupation of the art market and its systems…[read on]

Letter from the Editor: Artificial Intelligence

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by Dagmara Genda // Nov. 4, 2022

Artificial intelligence is scary. Almost everyone knows HAL from ‘2001: A Space Odyssey,’ the intelligent and, in the course of the film, increasingly sentient spaceship…[read on]

Letter from the Editor: Slow

A large two storey warehouse interior with a sandy beach installed on the ground floor, with people on towels, and an audience of on-lookers on the first floor balcony along the entire inner circumference of the building

by Dagmara Genda // July 8, 2022

As the summer heats up and the art world winds down, we will also focus on what it means to slow down or do nothing. This month I will be talking to Victoria Stanton, a Montréal…[read on]