Aerial Reconnaissance Berlin

Aerial Reconnaissance BerlinAnthony Auerbachs Aerial Reconnaissance Berlin documents a series of investigations for the International Necronautical Society (INS) Inspectorate. The dossier displays the results of five aerial surveys carried out in Berlin alongside a wealth of collateral material. Auerbach demonstrates the technique of very low altitude aerial photography he adapted for necronautical research and explains how the target sites were identified according to the INSs

we have also invited imagery researcher Chien-Hung Huang and new media artist Ya-Lun Tao for an in-depth discussion to analyzing the complex relationship between surveillance structures

Contributors: Damien Airault

where she soon became one of the defining figures of Cairo’s musical culture

generating a collective and political representation of domestic space

and are essential or tangential to this delay

Most of the stories and ideas in The Hidden South were born around the fire

This issue’s special feature uncovers the little-known visual activities from the U

"Braakman en ik" is the first part of the Van Eyck "Spiegelreeks"

autobiographical expression and records of intimacy

Pledge of Allegiance to Technology and Other Nonsense presents a selection of Gregory Carlock’s satirical rhymes and epigrams

This creative project currently covers several cities: Yamaguchi (Japan)

It contains interviews with each artist as well as in introductory text by Steve Rushton