net critique blog by Geert Lovink
By Sepp Eckenhaussen, July 14, 2026
Hegemony and Complexity w/ Nora Sternfeld | RSS.com What is really political art? What is the relation between art and hegemony? And how to be an uncompromising antifascist in a complex, multipolar world? To discuss these deep question, we are joined by Nora Sternfeld, an independent curator and Professor of Art Education at the University [...]
By Eke Rebergen, July 9, 2026
Friday June 26 we organized a Creative Resistance Against AI Assembly during the INC Exit Fest. Some of you were there. It was hot, it started a bit too late, we might not have properly invited everyone, and honestly: we pretty much improvised on the spot because of the circumstances. But we loved to do [...]
By Gianmarco Cristofari, July 9, 2026
The introduction of Digital Tribulations, a series of intellectual interviews on the developments of digital sovereignty in Latin America, can be read here and the entire serie can be found here. When I arrived in Argentina in March 2026, my friend Simone Robutti, a political organiser with Tech Workers Coalition based in Berlin, had put [...]
By Sepp Eckenhaussen, July 8, 2026
Antifascist Network Cultures w/ Elke Uitentuis, Ge | RSS.com What is the role of art in building new social movements and media? Artists Elke Uitentuis and Tibor Dieters, and media theorist Geert Lovink join us in the studio to discuss what kind of media conglomerates we dream of, the models that inspire us, and the [...]
By Sepp Eckenhaussen, June 29, 2026
Interdependent Economies of Art w/ Kathrin Böhm, M | RSS.com What is to be done when the usual economies of art — grants, markets, donors, biennials, institutions, and endless unpaid labour — reach their breaking point? In this episode, we look at interdependent economies of art and the search for alternative modes of organising artistic [...]
By Ana Kubrusly & Martina Paulenová, June 20, 2026
“What was your screentime over the weekend?” “9 hours.” “So, suddenly, you are going to have a lot more time to fill. What will you do?” “Stare at a wall.” This now-viral interaction between a BBC reporter and Isabella, a young student in the UK, unfolded in response to the country´s new social media ban [...]
By Gianmarco Cristofari, June 17, 2026
Interview with Ezequiel McGovern The introduction of Digital Tribulations, a series of intellectual interviews on the developments of digital sovereignty in Latin America, can be read here. All interviews are listed here. I met Ezequiel at the first meeting of IT workers in Argentina, held in Buenos Aires in March 2026. Esteban—a friend from the [...]
By Sepp Eckenhaussen, June 17, 2026
Mapping Antifascist Postart w/ Gregory Sholette, H | RSS.com What is to be done when authoritarianism is not simply a blast from the past, but mutates through AI slop, fossil infrastructures, culture wars, and flexible realities? What happens when time collapses and fascists wage war on truth itself? What is the role of artists and [...]
By Gianmarco Cristofari, June 12, 2026
The introduction of Digital Tribulations, a series of intellectual interviews on the developments of digital sovereignty in Latin America, can be read here. For the last interview in Mexico, we dive into the more institutional perspective with the work, value and activities of the newly created Agency for Public Innovation of Mexico City. After attending [...]
By Sepp Eckenhaussen, June 10, 2026
Introducing the Duckrabbit w/ Anielek Niemyjski, A | RSS.com Duckrabbits Talk Back is a podcast about postartistic antifascism. It gathers thinkers, activists, artists, and postartists to discuss the global rise of fascism, ask questions together, and formulate possible responses. Duckrabbits — those wonderfully ambivalent creatures that can be seen as ducks or rabbits, or both [...]
