Issue #10 - Triple Canopy

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PlanetariumMatt MullicanNavigating the interplanetary medium: a scale model of the solar system, its major bodies, its empty space. Programmed by Patrick Smith.Published on November 17, 2010
She Goes CoveredJulia ShermanFollowing the global hair trade, from the braid-laden Peruvian highlands to the sheitel machers of Borough Park.Published on November 17, 2010
Happy MoscowSam FrankFrom Russia with love? An epistolary romance, with obstructions, between the USA and the former USSR.Published on November 17, 2010
Published beginning on November 17, 2010.
Surveying the ground and that which surveys it from above. Drawing a line of force and following it. Trading violence for puppetry. Confusing major and minor aspects. Reckoning with the originality of credit. Randomizing dystopia. Accounting for innumerable other conjunctions and oppositions.
Brown Skin, Blue MasksNadja Millner-Larsen, Wazhmah Osman & Danyel FerrariThe Palestinian resistance, James Cameron's Avatar, and the visual rhetoric of humanitarianism.Published on November 23, 2010
Notes in TimeNancy Spero with Christopher LyonA reanimation of the artist's landmark 1979 work, presented as a continuous scroll. Programmed by Seth Erickson.Published on November 30, 2010
whiteonwhiteEve Sussman & Rufus CorporationSix episodes of an algorithmic noir. Programmed by Joshua Noble.Published on December 3, 2010
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To Have Is to OweDavid GraeberMesopotamian usury, Vedic accounting, American Jubilee: excavating the history of fiscal debt. Illustrations by Joanna Neborsky.Published on December 7, 2010
A Forcing of BarriersPer-Oskar LeuA staged encounter between two German artists: a dead state sculptor and a late degenerate painter.Published on December 14, 2010