Full Night – The Best Romanian Internet Cafe

By Tommaso Campagna, September 25, 2024

INC/THE VOID Zine Full Night – The Best Romanian Internet Cafe Ruxandra Mărgineanu & Radu-Mihai Tănasă As is common with post communist countries, Western trends reach us 10 years later. After the fall of the Iron Curtain and the brutal transition to the free market, Romania was a bit late to the 90’s trend of [...]

Drown Your Laptop: On Office Sirens, Working from Home, and Aesthetics of Refusal

By Sepp Eckenhaussen, September 24, 2024

Algorithms vs Interactions: The Revenge of Artificial Intelligence over Design

By Tommaso Campagna, September 5, 2024

Witnessing: UKRAiNATV’s Anthologies and How to Not (Just) Watch

By Giulia Timis, July 16, 2024

CLIMATE TRIBUNAL The Fossil Fuels Industry on Trial

By Tommaso Campagna, July 1, 2024

    CLIMATE TRIBUNAL The Fossil Fuels Industry on Trial By Paolo Cirio The Climate Tribunal wants to shift perception regarding climate change by exposing historical, scientific, political-economic, and criminal evidence of how the fossil fuel industry is accountable for having caused climate change. This publication features texts and research from the activist and artistic [...]

Critical Meme Reader III: Breaking the Meme

By Chloë Arkenbout, May 17, 2024

         INC Reader #17  Critical Meme Reader III: Breaking the Meme Edited by Chloë Arkenbout and İdil Galip  When you want to say something about memes, it is impossible to escape having to situate them. What usually happens is that meme makers and thinkers fall back on two definitions: Dawkins (1976), Shifman [...]

TOD#52 Archiving Activism in the Digital Age

By Tommaso Campagna, May 14, 2024

       Theory on Demand #52 Archiving Activism in the Digital Age Edited by Daniele Salerno and Ann Rigney The archiving of social movements has long contributed to their cultural impact. Given the wide availability of digital tools for the making and storing of records, ‘autonomous’ archiving is today becoming a significant part of [...]

Falling Through

By Tommaso Campagna, May 6, 2024

INC Zine Falling Through On January 18th, 2024 Agnieszka Antkowiak, Morgane Billuart and Klara Debeljak came together in Prague, CZ to present their research in the form of a three-part performance lecture at the Display Gallery Space. The performative lectures danced around speculative narrative building and being (a girl) online, questioning truth and violence. Agnieszka, [...]

Internet’s Dark Forests: Subcultural Memories and Vernaculars of a Layered Imaginary

By Tommaso Campagna, April 24, 2024

         Network Notion #2 Internet’s Dark Forests: Subcultural Memories and Vernaculars of a Layered Imaginary Marta Ceccarelli In this book, Marta Ceccarelli sheds light on the partially hidden shadowlands of the internet’s Dark Forests. The author proposes a possible reading of the history of the (social) internet. Starting from the transformation of [...]

Six Theses towards the Liberation of Arts Philanthropy

By Sepp Eckenhaussen, April 11, 2024