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The London Magazine, April/May 2025
A succession of six publications have held the title The London Magazine dating back to 1732, making it England's oldest literary periodical. Originally founded to rival the Gentleman's Magazine (arguably the first magazine), its pages have boasted the likes of Keats, Shelley, T.S. Elliot et al along the way. Its current iteration-'eclectic in taste, promiscuously interested and unapologetically intelligent'-publishes the best writing from London and beyond, split into fiction, poetry, essays and reviews. This is the April/May 2025 issue. ...
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Wire, Issue 495, May 2025
Inside our brand new issue: aya: New album hexed! explores sobriety and neurodiversity through radical tunings and transformed instruments. By Chal Ravens Satch Hoyt: The one-time Burnt Sugar member's Un-Muting project opens museum archives of stolen instruments. By Francis Gooding Ailie Ormston: The Glasgow composer moves away from the conservatoire to conduct the sounds of the city. By Abi Bliss Joke Lanz: At 60 years old the Swiss improvisor still takes a punk approach to the turntable. By Daniel Spicer Bios Contrast: Kolkata music...
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Tate Etc, Issue 62, Spring 2025
Happy 25th Birthday, Tate Modern! Within a quarter of a century, what was once a fully operational power station has become one of the largest and most renowned museums of modern and contemporary art in the world. From its very beginning, the gallery has defied convention, eschewing a chronological model of art history for one that is more thematic, imaginative and representative of the complex global connections that characterise art today. As Tate Director Maria Balshaw and Tate Modern Director Karin Hindsbo write in their introduction t...
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Artforum, Volume 63, Issue 8, April 2025

Poetry Review, Volume 115, Issue 1, Spring 2025
There are a number of poems published in these pages which I think celebrate our readership's aptitude for engaging with a poem on its own innovative and playful terms. Joyelle McSweeney's 'Inventory KV62', for example, is one such piece of work, whose scope, emotive depth and movement I hope will affect everyone as much as it has me. Fred D'Aguiar's 'LA Warming' also exhibits a stark inventiveness, in its handling of different registers to express an incredibly contemporary concern, while Alison Winch's darkly humorous 'Calpol and Patches...
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New Left Review, Issue 151, January/February 2025
Susan Watkins: Baselines Trump's second term has begun with a whirlwind of iconoclastic pronouncements and an opening to Moscow that has sent European rulers into ideological crisis. An American-policy aide-m?moire offers baseline metrics for the ruptures-and continuities-ahead. Perry Anderson: Idees-forces What weight should be given to the role of ideas in moments of radical change, as opposed to that of material interests and forces? From the Reformation to the Enlightenment, rise of Marxism and hegemony of neoliberalism, lessons for a ...
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Wire, Issue 494, April 2025
Raven Chacon: The Dine/Navajo composer foregrounds unheard and silenced voices in his radical works for ensembles, electronics and noise. By Esi Eshun Ingrid Laubrock: The New York based reedist creates settings for koans and poems as part of a unique new compositional practice. By Stewart Smith Bastard Assignments: The radical new music ensemble get lost in the woods with their satire of the English countryside. By Robert Barry Infinity Knives: From Tom And Jerry to sociopolitics, rapper Tariq Ravelomanana keeps it unreal. By Lucy Thra...
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Artforum, Volume 63, Issue 7, March 2025
Features- White Lies, On the epistemic violence of the settler state - By Christine Winter 1000 Words Mataaho Collective In conversation about Hautamiro, 2025, at the Dunedin Public Art Gallery, Aotearo New Zealand - By Anthony Byrt 1000 Words Layli Long Soldier On translating poetry into sculpture By Melissa Ragain SPOTLIGHT Kite By Christopher T. Green Features Interrogative Mood On the art of Wang Tuo By Philip Tinari Features Context Collapse On Ana Gallardo's "Temblo aca un delirio" - By Fabiola Iza, Florencia Portocarrero CLOSE-UP Gu...
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Cineaste, Volume 50, Issue 2, Spring 2025

Creative Review, Volume 45, Issue 1, Spring 2025
In this issue we look towards the future, as we do each spring, beginning the year by delving into the trends and developments that forward-thinking creatives should be aware of right now. As AI embeds itself into our daily lives, it already feels like we’re living in the future, or at least the classic sci-fi vision of it anyway. But how these new technologies and ideas are truly going to play out is still impossible to know. We look at how they are impacting us right now in terms of jobs, and how art may help us understand them going for...
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New Formations, Issue 113
This is one of our regular general issues of New Formations, featuring the best work that has been submitted to the journal over the past year that falls outside the scope of our scheduled special issues. The title has been chosen because all of the articles deal in some ways with the contingent, precarious, yet systematic effects of forms and experiences of social violence (from the violence threatened by the image of a gun, to the violence endured by planetary ecosystems in the age of the 'Capitalocene'). (From the publisher)...
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Radical Philosophy, Issue 2.17 Winter 2024
Alberto Toscano, Late Fascism: Race, Capitalism and the Politics of Crisis (London: Verso, 2023) Danny Hayward Naomi Klein, Doppelganger: A Trip into the Mirror World (London: Penguin, 2023). Ashley Bohrer Richard Seymour, Disaster Nationalism: The Downfall of Liberal Civilization, (London: Verso, 2024) Luke de Noronha Elsa Dorlin, Self-Defense: A Philosophy of Violence, trans. Kieran Aarons (London: Verso, 2022) Chrys Papaioannou Paul Rekret, Take This Hammer: Work, Song, Crisis (London: Goldsmiths Press, 2024). Dante Philp Vincent Bevins...
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WIRE, ISSUE 493, MARCH 2025
Masma Dream World: Devi Mambouka channels the voices of the spirits on new album PLEASE COME TO ME. By Emily Pothast Louis Laurain: The French cornettist cooks up fresh brass constructions on new album C(or)N(e)T. By Clive Bell Caxtrinho: The Brazilian guitarist maps Rio's outer regions through his dense, cubist songwriting. By Derek Walmsley Able Noise: The European duo forge meticulous deconstructions of rock's conventions. By Abi Bliss Polonius: Soundtracking the imagination. By Milo? Hroch Macie Stewart: Moving staircases. By Pete...
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Artforum, Volume 63, Issue 5, January 2025
EDITOR'S LETTER COLLISION COURSE - By Tina Rivers Ryan PASSAGES REBECCA HORN (1944-2024) By Jana Baumann BOOKS ATMOSPHERIC PERSPECTIVE On Michael Lobel's Van Gogh and the End of Nature By Stephanie O'Rourke MUSIC MUSIC OF THE MIND On Wadada Leo Smith's "Ankhrasmation" scores By Piotr Orlov TECHNOLOGY STRANGER THINGS On Dunne & Raby's Speculative Design By Alex Estorick TOP TEN LYNN HERSHMAN LEESON By Lynn Hershman Leeson THE CHECKLIST AZU NWAGBOGU By The Editors Features PST ART: "ART & SCIENCE COLLIDE" By The Editors Features RESEARCH A...
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POETRY REVIEW, VOLUME 114, ISSUE 4, WINTER 2024-2025
Poems Logan February, Apple Chen Chen, 2pm in provincetown- / Quintessential Lunar Actions Maura Dooley, Fall D.S. Marriott, The Ungiven Ground / Poem Nejra Cehic, hiraeth for a summer retreat Rae Armantrout, Sources / The Cut / Disposition / Ledger Marwa Helal, THE ONES WHO WILL NEVER ABANDON YOU WILL DIE FIRST Claire Berlyn, once your heart was a perfect bow Susannah Dickey, Sex Horse Crispin Best, Woodpeckers arrive / The slipper is a shoe you wear at home Daisy Lafarge, Autofiction Mukahang Limbu, Evening Jay Bernard, from Tonic, Afte...
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New Left Review, Issue 150, November/December 2024
Matthew KarpTrump Redux interview Ernesto TeumaA New Left in Cuba articles Andre SingerLulismo 3.0: A Mid-Term Diagnosis Alexander ZevinLiberalism's Echoes NLR EditorsMark Elvin conceptual sophistication to the study of the longue-duree 'patterns' of the Chinese world. Mark ElvinA Self Portrait Mark ElvinPreface for Chinese Readers 2014 Joseph BryantLost and Found Mark ElvinUnpublished Preface for Chinese Readers 2007 poem AnonMan of the People articles Rachel KushnerScattered Dreams Roberto SchwarzAdorno/Beckett Erika BalsomFilming the Eb...
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Cineaste, Volume 50, Issue 1, Winter 2024-2025
Articles John Farrow: Ingenious Filmmaker, Incorrigible Fabulist, Impossible Person (Preview) by David Sterritt The American Experience of Marcel Ophuls by Jonathan van Harmelen True to Form: Experimental Cinema's Engagement with Reality by Michael Sicinski The Films of Joris Ivens: Humanitarian Principles and Debatable Political Allegiances (Web Exclusive) by Mitchell Abidor Film Reviews Kneecap Reviewed by Declan McGrath Close Your Eyes Reviewed by Imogen Sara Smith Lee (Preview) Reviewed by Will DiGravio Rumours Reviewed by Graham Fulle...
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The London Magazine, December/January 2025
A succession of six publications have held the title The London Magazine dating back to 1732, making it England's oldest literary periodical. Originally founded to rival the Gentleman's Magazine (arguably the first magazine), its pages have boasted the likes of Keats, Shelley, T.S. Elliot et al along the way. Its current iteration-'eclectic in taste, promiscuously interested and unapologetically intelligent'-publishes the best writing from London and beyond, split into fiction, poetry, essays and reviews. This is the December/January 2025 ...
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Tate etc, Issue 64, Winter 2024

Wire, Issue 491/492, Janurary/February 2025
2024 Rewind: the Year in Underground Music Releases of the Year Critics' Reflections Columnists' Charts Archive Releases of the Year Let The Rhythm Hit Em Coming Around Again All Ears Soldering On Perfect Sound Forever YATTA Music Ex Machina Bridget Hayden Invisible Jukebox: Pat Thomas Global Ear: Zurich Unlimited Editions The Inner Sleeve: Pamela Z Sakina Abdou Oranssi Pazuzu Black Rain Michael J Schumacher Epiphanies: Rafael Toral Soundcheck The Columns The Boomerang Print Run On Location On Site On Screen...
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