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James Panero, “artist foundations follow no industry standards, are allowed to operate in complete secrecy,

Joshua Rivkin • Chalk: The Art and Erasure of Cy Twombly

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Kyle Chayka • Filterworld

Zines can be anything from a political condemnation, a mode of processing grief and loss, an anti-capitalist manifesto, to creativity unleashed–or even, all of the above! Duncombe saw something within this medium; he saw an ‘angry idealism’ housed within these zines, a form of potential political upheaval, a way of inspiring change. Today, it is

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Thanks to Taylor Swift’s savvy leveraging of social media, we’re all on the Eras Tour, forever, Caroline Mimbs Nyce writes. ⁠ ⁠ Well into the tour’s second year, hundreds of thousands of fans are still watching her concerts through bootlegged livestreams on TikTok and YouTube. “Taylor Swift has kept fans’ attention by... See more

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A vital look at the values and rock revolutions of pre-Thatcher Britain which, like the music scene it documents, is raw, unpolished, and in-your-face. Jack Hazan and David Mingay's RUDE BOY is now streaming.

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Hierarchies were being flattened, so a small company or a freelancer could compete with…

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Kyle Chayka • Filterworld

Kabvina succeeded by aggressively catering to the feed, subordinating his own taste—his creative expression—to the limits of algorithmic promotion.

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Algorithmic recommendations dictate genres of culture by rewarding particular tropes with promotion in feeds, based on what immediately attracts the most attention.