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Encounters With Anonymous: Tractatus Suburbio-Dilectus
Omar Willey returns to thinking about photography with his latest column on anonymous photographs.
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A Mexican Engraver Revives a Mostly Forgotten Russian Printmaking Tradition
Alejandro Barreto discovered the lubki when he was learning Russian, and began to merge the Russian tradition with his own Mexican print work. Filip Noubel writes.
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Off-Facebook Activity is a Welcome but Incomplete Move
Bowing out of Facebook’s data collection just got easier but it’s far from enough. Gennie Gebhart writes.
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Free Thing of the Week: Wiki Loves Monuments
We bring you the winners of the largest photo competition in the world, Wiki Loves Monuments.
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The Left Becomes Center: Financial Transactions Taxes and Beyond
Eventually sensible people change debates over economic policy, as those who finally fall in line last take the credit. Dean Baker writes.
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Sunday Comics
Wreck! Observe the front wheel spinning upside down Wreck! The Sunday Comics fragments strewn around Wreck! The back wheel’s ‘O’ is now a letter ‘D’
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Free Thing of the Week: Parable of the Polygons
We return to our Free Thing of the Week, and celebrate the first day of Black History Month with the intriguing Parable of the Polygons.
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Reading Reginald Dwayne Betts’ Felon on the Plane (not a review)
A non-review of Reginald Dwayne Betts’ poetic Felon from the peripatetic Pam Carter.
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Former Possessions of the Spanish Empire
Michelle Peñaloza’s latest book finds its way into the hands and eyes of Pam Carter.
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Sunday Comics
Hey, Sunday Comics, let’s not pretend that for one second you are my friend. Knock on my door and I’ll turn out the light, close the curtains and turn in for the night!
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