Highlights

We are interested in art that anticipates, interprets, and imagines, but also in art that resists and keeps open the wound of the possible against the pressure of the inevitable. We are interested in the aesthetics of survival and the poetics of catastrophe, in the archive as a form of construction of the future and the algorithm as aesthetic agent. We are interested in voices from the margins of the dominant technocultural imaginary, and in the stubborn and necessary work of imagining otherwise...