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Augmented Reality Revolution

Céline Browning introduces a wave of artists using smart phone apps to reclaim public spaces of protest.

Fanny Singer sheds historical light on contemporary art practices using food sourcing, making, and eating as platforms for social engagement.

Karen Tauches reads the natal charts of five American arts institutions.

Radical communities update—and revindicate—off-the-grid feminist movements of the 1970s.

Constant Dullaart advocates for intelligent communication, adapted for the state of privacy in the digital age.

Will Corwin traces the past, present, and future of The Brooklyn Rail through the eyes of its publisher and editor-in-chief.

Gridthiya Gaweewong explores the Buddhist notion of cyclical time in the framework of diverging artistic practices in Thailand.