From the Archives:

Hauntings

AI and the Myth of the Author Genius

“The First Novel Written by AI is Here,” an article proclaimed in 2018. The author doubted AI tools could ever write a good novel but nevertheless conceded that one “might just see fragments of meaning thrown into a neural network…

The Venice Biennale: A Fable

The 61st Venice Biennale, “In Minor Keys,” cites One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel García Márquez as one of its inspirations—the story of Macondo, the town where the novel unfolds. A fragment that never made…

Star Spangled Bangers: Aaron Cobbett’s Textile Politics

In the 1990s and early 2000s, Aaron Cobbett’s analog camera immortalized queer nightlife in Manhattan’s East Village through fabulous photo shoots that both rivaled contemporary fashion editorials and rejected the fashion world’s unattainable beauty ideals. Most…

Jana Euler’s Triptych – Image Viewer Connections

The title of Jana Euler’s new work, on view now through summer 2028 as Schultze Project #5 at Museum Ludwig in Cologne, recalls the discourse around 1960s minimalism and Michael Fried’s famous concern with the coming…