Dedicated to the May 1992 events or the so-called. “Black May” - large-scale mass protests in the capital against the coup d'etat of General Sutinda Khraprayun, which turned into street battles, executions, disappearances and torture. First rain of May passed by in a red stream, piercing with a lead drop bodies glistening with blood. A stinking flood flowed, flooding the city streets. How many stars were broken? How many hearts are broken? But no one knows when the wounds of the earth heal.

Holly Herndon is an American sound artist, a doctoral student at Stanford University, currently working on her dissertation (Composition, CCRMA). She has collaborated with Reza Negarestani and Matt Dryhurst . Herndon writes music on a laptop using the visual programming language Max/MSP. Screenshot from Movement video Holly Herndon fuses EDM, distorted pop and vocalizations to explore the boundaries of the sensual and corporeal as cyberspace becomes an integral part of modern life.

The second album from the duo Alfredo Costa Monteiro and Miguel A. Garcia was released this year on Moscow's Mikroton. Stylistically, it's intelligent noise electronics with roots in improvisation. The latter gives the music an important liveliness of thought, but the final compilation of all the material into an album allows us to perceive the 4 tracks as a complete statement, and not as just another improv album. Both musicians are skilled magicians in the field of electroacoustics.

About the outstanding French musician Georges Prêtre, the favorite conductor of Maria Callas Active, smiling, with a sly look in his eyes. This is how we recognize Georges Prêtre from photographs and television programs. They reveal to us a man whose happy and fruitful life passed under the shadow of music.

The appearance of “Photo → Station” coincided with the opening of the festival of contemporary Russian photography “Together” in Novosibirsk. We talked with its artistic director, famous curator, and photography historian Irina Chmyreva about what is happening in the regional photographic environment, how a photographer can become part of the global artistic process, and the joint exhibition of Andrei Chezhin and Valery Nistratov.

Gonzo note by Ivan Kudryashov about what happened to melancholy in the 21st century We all sometimes need to be sad, just to remember that non-existent past in which we felt good. I'm sad today, and go to hell - this is not an escape from the world, this is a tribute worth paying to the human way of remembering what we once loved.

Many religious traditions are somewhat wary of intellectual silliness. Thelema welcomes any turn of thought, but urges us not to forget to act: “Act in accordance with your Will - such be the whole Law. In the baptismal rite of our tradition it is said: “May this candidate never stop in his knowledge and understanding.” That is all knowledge, including intellectual, is welcomed, supported and even considered a norm.

A conversation between xenofeminist Helen Hester and architectural critic Benjamin Basch about the possibility and necessity of reinventing domestic space Last year's popular book , Inventing the Future: Post-Capitalism and the World Without Work, by Nick Srnicek and Alex Williams, makes intertwined political demands for the future: full automation of routine work and a universal basic income.

In this text, I would like to share some thoughts regarding the non-content aspect of psychotherapeutic practice, what is associated with its background and what, in my opinion, reflects the uniqueness of this approach compared to other types of human communication. First, I would like to describe the obvious things in order to then move on to the less obvious and even completely contradictory.