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Wire, Issue 478, December 2023

Artforum, Volume 62, Issue 3, November 2023

NEW LEFT REVIEW, ISSUE 143, SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2023

THE LONDON MAGAZINE, OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2023

WIRE, ISSUE 477, NOVEMBER 2023

ARTFORUM, VOLUME 62, ISSUE 2, OCTOBER 2023
October 2023 issue of Artforum. With Stanley Brouwn, Walter de Maria, Peter McGough, Art History After Black Studies. (From the publisher)...
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POETRY REVIEW, VOLUME 113, ISSUE 3, AUTUMN 2023
The Autumn 2023 edition of The Poetry Review (113:3) features another 'Mutual' conversation, this time a transatlantic exchange between poets Sarah Howe and Monica Youn. Jack Underwood submits a satirical essay entitled 'Poets of Gascony' alongside the Review's first joint review with Zakia Carpenter-Hall and Vanessa Kisuule in conversation. Young Critic Malachi Mukisa surveys the latest pamphlets and the gallery is by artist Peter Liversidge. Contributing poets include Amit Chaudhuri, Charlotte Shevchenko Knight, Dorothea Lasky, Ella Frea...
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NEURAL, ISSUE 72, SPRING 2023

WIRE, ISSUE 474, AUGUST 2023

SIGHT AND SOUND PRESENTS THE HISTORY OF HORROR, PART 1
Drawing on extensive material from the Sight and Sound and Monthly Film Bulletin archives, Vampires is the first in a major new series exploring the history of horror onscreen.Vampires takes us from the first vampire film in 1922, FW Murnau's Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horrors, to Carl Dreyer's Vampyr in 1932, and on through the endless versions of Dracula and other vampires that have abounded in cinema since. It includes reviews of significant films such as Bram Stoker's Dracula, Cronos, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Let the Right One In, and T...
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CINEASTE, VOLUME 48, ISSUE 4, AUTUMN 2023

WIRE, ISSUE 476, OCTOBER 2023
Inside our brand new issue: L'Rain: Taja Cheek's fluid songforms are a kaleidoscopic and personal response to the modern world. By Laina Dawes Blevin Blectum: Blectum From Blechdom's Bevin Kelley builds brave new worlds from mind-melding sound. By Emily Pothast Trevor Mathison: The Black Audio Film Collective's sound man rewrites the story of industrial music. By Esi Eshun Invisible Jukebox: Paul Rooney: Will the Liverpool artist "Stay Polite" in the face of The Wire's mystery music selection? Tested by Richard Thomas Unlimited Editions...
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ARTFORUM, VOLUME 62, ISSUE 1, SEPTEMBER 2023

TATE ETC., ISSUE 59, AUTUMN 2023

CINEASTE, VOLUME 48, ISSUE 3- SUMMER 2023

CREATIVE REVIEW, VOLUME 43, ISSUE 3, AUTUMN 2023
The Autumn 2023 issue of Creative Review brings together profiles on the brands that are using creativity in novel ways, and on the individuals who are shaping culture at large Great creative leadership comes in many guises. There are those who lead teams and find ways to encourage others to make their best work. There are those who lead culture, helping to create opportunities for new voices or new ways of thinking. And then there are the brands that are using design and creative thinking to make desirable and useful products, great custo...
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INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM, ISSUE 157, WINTER 2018
- Analysis Europe: the cracking centre Zimbabwe after Mugabe Alex Callinicos - Marxism, feminism and transgender politics Sue Caldwell - Is globalisation finished? Martin Upchurch - The legacy of the Russian Revolution in Africa Peter Dwyer and Leo Zeilig - Eric Hobsbawm's histories Christian Hogsbjerg - The PCP in the Portuguese Revolution 1974-5 Raquel Varela - Illusions of world-ecology Ian Angus - What has happened to the British labour movement? Mark O'Brien - The radical Robert Burns Charlie McKinnon Reviews - Dante and Marx, Len...
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NEW LEFT REVIEW, ISSUE 142, JULY/AUGUST 2023
Lola Seaton, Reflections On 'Political Capitalism': In a probing response to Dylan Riley and Robert Brenner's 'Seven Theses on American Politics', Lola Seaton interrogates the claim that a novel regime of accumulation has emerged from the long downturn and unravels the conjunctural complexities-political, economic, environmental, geo-political-at stake in the debate that has ensued. Nathan Sperber, Party and State in China: Unlocking the conceptual monolith of the 'party-state', Nathan Sperber sets the evolving relationship between the CCP...
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WIRE, ISSUE 475, SEPTEMBER 2023
"On the cover: an 18-page special on Don and Moki Cherry's organic music family. Inside: The Pitch, Feng Jiangzhou, Aho Ssan, Powerplant, Janneke van der Putten, Global Ear: Sao Paulo, The Inner Sleeve: Suzanne Ciani, Epiphanies: John Butcher, Unlimited Editions: Pakapi Records, Unofficial Channels: Ethio-Pain, Nyege Nyege Tapes, Gerard Grisey, DDR tape underground, experimental music during Brexit and the pandemic, Disruptive Frequencies, Tomorrow Festival, and much more." (From the publisher)...
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THE LONDON MAGAZINE, AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2023