January 2018 -

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Lee Rourke at 3:AM (published 22/01/2018)

We are proud to announce that Lee Rourke, author of The Canal and Vulgar Things, is joining 3:AM Magazine as contributing editor.

Dysfunctional Male (published 19/01/2018)

Fernando Sdrigotti, Le Rostand, Paris

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» HowTheLightGetsIn Festival Update

Helen Beebee is appearing at the festival this weekend. Read her new interview with 3:AM here. 2018 Festival Programme Sat 22nd September Sun 23rd September We’ve already highlighted some of the philosophers at the event who we’ve interviewed at 3:AM here. ‘The interpretation I prefer – call it the ‘projectivist’ interpretation – is just as […]
» Chelsea Manning in Conversation with James Bridle

Monday 1 October, 2pm / The Royal Institution Technologist Chelsea Manning is in conversation with artist and writer James Bridle, discussing the rise of artificial intelligence and the role of AI in public policy, the state of the data economy, and the issues faced by transgender people today. A network security expert, Manning is a […]
» LIVEWIRE NYC SEPTEMBER

LIVEWIRE is a monthly tour of shows, exhibitions and events around town. Expect performance art, politically engaged art, photography, poetry, and magic. By @JanaAstanov. Grace Exhibition Space‎ Sept 7th Friday at 5 PM – 10 PM Grace Exhibition Space new address: 182 AVENUE C in MANHATTAN, NYC Celebrating the opening of the new Grace Exhibition Space […]
» New Poets of Native Nations and the Hybridized American Identity

New Poets of Native Nations is an ambitious project designed to bring together voices of poets who published their first book in the twenty-first century. As editor, Erdrich makes clear the intention to showcase work that confronts contemporary society. In her introduction, she states, “my criterion that a poet have a clear connection to a Native nation has nothing to do with blood quantum,” eschewing the legal metric by which the US federal government determines Native nation citizenship. Rather, most of the contributors to the anthology are “multiracial” and that “not one of them identifies as ‘Native American’ alone.” This fact makes the anthology a unique primary source for understanding the complexities, and beauty, of hybrid identity and culture.

Gabriel Boudali reviews New Poets of Native Nations edited by Heid E. Erdrich.
» HowTheLightGetsIn Festival Update

2018 Festival Programme Sat 22nd September Sun 23rd September We’ve already highlighted some of the philosophers at the event who we’ve interviewed at 3:AM here. Another one is Sean Carroll the philosophically-minded physicist. Sean Carroll is the uber-chillin’ philosophical physicist who investigates how the preposterous universe works at a deep level, who thinks spats between […]

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