“Fascism, it’s always about using nationalism, and the nation, as a bludgeon to generate support for death policies, on behalf of death governments. For violence and repression and exploitation, internationalism is the antidote, always.” —Robin D. G. Kelley

'In her final years Radigue pulled more people into her own deeply disciplined approach. While it’s tempting to highlight the unique aspects of each phase of her work, it all feels like it is, as she asserted, part of a continuity.' Remembering Éliane Radigue buff.ly/gevaoCH

Por si pueden caer mañana. Mini lecturas de un minuto, para no cansar a la bandaaa. Y para que visiten esa expo, que va de miniaturas y está rete bella.

que libro más bonito edicionescomisura.com/producto/por...

As is customary for those eyeing the Oval Office, Gavin Newsom has delivered unto the public a memoir, “Young Man in a Hurry.” @alexbronzini.bsky.social writes on this vacuous self-promotion effort—and Newsom’s curious lack of ideas.

Someone a decade+ younger than I asked me if I saw the Matrix in theaters and how cool that must have been

A stunning show at Mexico City's Museo Kaluz of work of 19th-century painter & naturalist José María Velasco, including views of major sites like Teotihuacan's pyramids of the Sun & Moon and plenty of nature illustrations museokaluz.org/el-jardin-de...

"Societies are defined by their libraries — by what we hold, what we lend, what we borrow and return, the knowledge we create, values we defend. An attack on the library sector is an attack on public knowledge, and it includes the reading public — you, me, all of us." — @shannonmattern.bsky.social

so true 💕

Primer encuentro de crítica cinematográfica hoy en la Escuela Nacional de Artes Cinematográficas, UNAM.

a sus dos añitos mi perrita chilanga ha empezado a aullar al ritmo de la melodía cada vez que pasa una camioneta “se compra colchones….” y me llena el cora cada vez.

Frederick Wiseman has died—one of the great documentary filmmakers. This review we published in the Weekly Standard in 2017 of one of his documentaries, about the New York Public Library, gives a little overview of his career up to that point. web.archive.org/web/20181215...

The Hiroshima Library—an itinerant reading room of 200+ books on the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki—is coming this spring to Seay Music Library at Colorado College. I'm seeking/accepting donations of books, magazines, etc. no matter their condition. Message me if you're interested.

To make a thief, make an owner; to create crime, create laws.

Warehouses for servers (with all the potable water); warehouses for humans (with none)

You are speaking to me as if I am a horse you own instead of a horse you are lucky to have stumbled across in a meadow.

This is really, really dark. www.wsj.com/world/middle...

Tupac Shakur baby

"AI is built on the collective knowledge of humankind." No. Nononononono. It is not built on _knowledge_, it it built on _data_. And not everyone's experiences are available as data, many communities are excluded.

“A political art, let it be / tenderness,” - Amiri Baraka, Short Speech to My Friends

“If the sovereign’s power over a person through their body ceases once a body is buried, Israelis have found a workaround: they pull the body out of the earth. __Come here, I’m not done with you__.” The rhythm of Mary Turfah’s sentences are as devastating as what she writes about

A former Biden national security adviser hoping to unseat Mike Lawler consulted for two defense tech firms that work with Palantir.

omg everybody go draw a horse this is what the internet was made for gradient.horse

If you've been feeling frantic and powerless while SF arts institutions close left and right, SOMArts is hosting a community convening this Friday to channel all those feelings into action: www.kqed.org/arts/1398653...

On May 1, 2006, millions of immigrants defeated a horrific Republican immigration bill by taking to the streets and walking out of work To defeat ICE today we should learn from this "Day Without an Immigrant" www.laborpolitics.com/p/weve-had-a...

A rainbow, a family portrait, a heart. These are the drawings found in handwritten letters from children detained at the Dilley Immigration Processing Center in South Texas. Read them today on @propublica.org www.propublica.org/article/ice-...

I think it’s good that people in the US consider that America is much larger than the United States.

Sight in San Francisco (from a friend)

Palestinian residents in the Occupied West Bank village of Sebastia have expressed outrage at Israel’s plan to seize the town and neighboring archaeological site as part of a plan convert the area into a tourist attraction for Jewish settlers.

feeling angry or depressed? why not fix yourself a cup of tea? then you can be angry and depressed while also holding a cup of tea

The Blair Witch Project website in 1999 #WebDesignHistory

One of my new favorite editorials is the bilingual Corrientes zines in Tijuana. www.instagram.com/corrientes__... Also, enjoying reading Roberto Calasso while building bookshelves.

el primer texto de sala que escribo en español, ayer en la inauguración de la exposición del Sindicato de Miniaturistas (CDMX hasta el 26 de febrero)

not to be constantly complaining but i hate all of this

J2716.1 Men must go to look in the pool to see if rain is falling.

Jeff Bezos' net worth is estimated to grow by $8 million per hour.

Indigenous Futurisms from a Mapuche writer? Boom, ordered.

nostalgic for when news was just one new

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a bicycle built for tu

It’s been really telling how many Harvard bios are on the first page of hits when searching names.

Art is political. Everything is political. Just because you say art is not political does not make it true.

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BTW when I say abolish ICE, I mean abolish it entirely and replace it with exactly nothing. Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free. That's it.