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How Two Photographers & Pussy Riot Subverted Russia’s Surveillance System

How Two Photographers & Pussy Riot Subverted Russia’s Surveillance System

A series of portraits, which includes Pussy Riot member Yekaterina Samutsevich and many other Moscow citizens, was created by a machine: a…
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BOMB MagazineFeb 25, 2015
When a Town in Pennsylvania Uncovered an FBI Domestic Surveillance Program

When a Town in Pennsylvania Uncovered an FBI Domestic Surveillance Program

Forty years before WikiLeaks or Edward Snowden and the NSA scandal, there was Media, Pennsylvania.
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BOMB MagazineFeb 23, 2015
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Stephen O’Connor on Writing the Season’s Most Controversial Novel

Stephen O’Connor on Writing the Season’s Most Controversial Novel

The author of “Thomas Jefferson Dreams of Sally Hemings” in conversation with Melody Nixon
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Photographs of the Hidden Cuba

Photographs of the Hidden Cuba

by Carolina Sandretto
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“The Network Is Hostile”: Trevor Paglen & Jacob Appelbaum on the Future of Surveillance

“The Network Is Hostile”: Trevor Paglen & Jacob Appelbaum on the Future of Surveillance

“Google knows more about me than my family does.”
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BOMB MagazineMar 22

Uncovering Racism at the Heart of the Art World

Terence Trouillot reviews Susan E. Cahan’s history of black exclusion by New York art museums.
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How the Recession Altered Eurozone Fiction

by Ellie Robins
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