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America voted against Trump, not for the World
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America voted against Trump, not for the World

Democrats won control of both the House and Senate in a historic midterm election victory.

05 Nov 2026
Broken bridge over troubled water

Broken bridge over troubled water

22 Oct 2026
Notes from an Art Worker:  No. 10, A Living Room for the City 

Notes from an Art Worker: No. 10, A Living Room for the City 

13 Oct 2026
Notes from an Art Worker: No. 9, Who Actually Makes an Exhibition?

Notes from an Art Worker: No. 9, Who Actually Makes an Exhibition?

13 Oct 2026

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08 Oct 2026

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It is hard to square the ex-General's “lenient” with the five years since the coup: civilians killed by forces under his command, villages burned, opponents imprisoned—and Suu Kyi still in detention.

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Next week, the 5,000 crew members of the USS Abraham Lincoln and two associated ships will come ashore in Laem Chabang.

29 Aug 2026

Notes from an Art Worker No. 8, We Are Running Out of Things We Believe Are Real

One of the stranger side effects of modern image culture is that we're starting to doubt the extraordinary. When we see an incredible landscape, a stunning face, or a photo of an animal doing something unlikely, our first thought isn't just how remarkable it is, but whether it's even real. More often than not, we're asking: Is this AI? There's a little sadness in this shift.

28 Aug 2026

Notes from an Art Worker: No. 7, The Most Difficult Thing About Art Might Be the Person Who Made It

A common dilemma in the arts is realising that an admired artist was, by many standards, a terrible person. This isn’t unusual; it’s often a harsh reality: they may have abused power, exploited others, or been violent, manipulative, cruel, predatory, or indifferent to harm.

20 Aug 2026

Notes from an Art Worker: No. 6, The Most Honest Reaction to Art Might Still Be Confusion

One of the most common reactions to contemporary art is also the one people are least willing to admit publicly: confusion. Perhaps outrage, maybe revelation, but the shy uncertainty about what exactly they are looking at, and, admittingly, the fear that they are somehow failing the experience by not immediately understanding, is slowly taking over.

07 Aug 2026

Andrews’ Faux Pas

As a veteran UN human rights rapporteur, Tom Andrews should have demonstrated a deeper appreciation of the sensitivities surrounding the Thai-Cambodian border conflict.

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