Black Limestone

Black LimestoneBlack Limestone is the sedimentary rock of anarchist history. This is a series of semi fictional magazines, printed in Berlin, that collects fragments of anarchist activities in East and Southeast Asia in the early 20th century. The printers attempt to publish and refine the sediments, reconstructing the transnational networks of Asian anarchist revolutionaries from archives in different languages of the 20th century. They aim to offer an

from brutalist architecture to generative artificial intelligence

The seven essays in this book examine the desires and impulses that drive digital culture

Loek was known for his strict vision in architecture

Bringing together book history with more recent computational approaches

present interpretations belong to the audience

including Edgar Allan Poe’s satire of autograph collecting

artist and film-maker Petra Bauer reflects on her own experience of making political films and launches a theoretical argument that uncovers the aesthetic mechanisms underlying contemporary strategies for collective and feminist film-making

her analysis of egypt's revolution

the dadaist pioneer of abstract film

Beautiful Madness considers curatorial practices and art writing as vibrant

It is designed by David Bennewith and Sandra Kassenaar

What if we are both creators and occupants