Ad Marginem has published The Cyborg Manifesto: Science, Technology, and Socialist Feminism of the 1980s , an essay by feminist and socialist Donna Haraway, first published in 1985, but in many ways still a text of the future. On July 29, residents of St.

In the photo: Pierre Boulez Excerpt from Bruce Duffy's interview with Pierre Boulez, conducted on October 26, 1987 in Chicago, where Boulez performed with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. The interview was broadcast on radio in parts. In 2014-2015, Bruce Duffy made a text transcript of the interview, which he posted on his website. In addition to the interview with Boulez, there are transcripts of his conversations with Luciano Berrio, Elliot Carter, Georg Solti, Alan Hovaness and many others.

Sadie Plant is a philosopher and cyberfeminist , founder of the Cybernetic Cultural Research Center at the University of Warwick (UK), author of the book “Zeroes + Ones: Digital Women and the New Technoculture” (1997, Doubleday). Below is the introduction to the article “Binary Gender, Binary Code,” which was published online on March 4, 1996. Once upon a time, communication took place between clear nodes.

Today I was asked a question to which I knew the answer, but never thought about it. - “Who is a friend?” In my life I met different people, some remained just acquaintances, I began to trust someone and he became a friend, somewhere reciprocity occurred - we became close friends. I have never had a best friend, this is something more, beyond. I don’t even know how much we need to trust each other in order to move to this stage. To be a good friend you need to have certain qualities.

(A letter to the young students of Mitya Olshansky, on the occasion of the fifth anniversary of Colta.ru, the centenary of the fall into hell in 1917, and at the same time the idea of ​​​​the series “Prigov’s Hell” in the social-thriller genre) Russian state fear “I am evil, like you, but parrhesia, the thirst for truth, will save us.” This letter is not so much about the correct, beautiful Colta.ru , it is a letter from an evil person. Kindly please do not read (66+).

This selection is an arrangement of ancient Indian hymns written by the poet and prose writer Sergei Solovyov. Soloviev is historically close to the circle of metarealist poets (Alexei Parshchikov, Ivan Zhdanov and others). In recent years he has been living in India. His novel “Adam’s Bridge” and many poems included in the recent book “Her Names” (New Literary Review, 2016) are dedicated to this country.

I decided to write about museum marketing, branding and interesting research in this area. The suffering of an introvert who, for his master’s thesis, had to interview 100 people who had just tasted art at the Tate Modern (humblebrag detected) and read a bunch of cool research on museums, should not be wasted. In order to perpetuate to this day, after a couple of years, the overabundance of emotions overwhelming me, I will pour them out here. Also expect collage art. And bad poetry.

Conversation with the editors of the “Reserve” project Ekaterina Kozhevina and Polina Kolozaridi about the regional agenda, types of social fabric and problems of disseminating humanitarian knowledge. Kirill Alexandrov : Initially, when choosing interlocutors for “The Mammoth Hunt,” we were guided by the coverage of DIY initiatives, especially regional ones, but we cannot say that we followed this guideline very strictly.

Roman Minin, from the series “Escape Plan from the Donetsk Region”, 2008. I. One of the key figures in the poetic landscape of Donbass today is Dmitry Tribushny, whose texts , written during the military conflict, began to appear regularly in the magazine “Friendship of Peoples” since 2014.

For my peers, everything is make-believe. And I don’t know whether it’s because they are so smart-ass, or because they are so mediocre. Surely the truth is somewhere in between. And it's strange. After all, it seems that we were brought up in approximately the same environment, using the same models. But no, as you can see. Let me clarify: I’m talking about those peers who received an education and upbringing of a level similar to mine.

When content was still more important than form, modernization was understood as the transition from a traditional, archaic society to an industrial one, which was, at that time, the most modern. The term became widespread much later, when the experience of Europeans, who were small in number throughout the world, had to be transferred to less modern, from the point of view of the same minority, states.