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To whom do these palpitations belong?
July 10, 2025
Disarming at the Precipice by Joanne Lam Giuseppe Penone carving the young tree from the old tree. This piece originally ran in the Are.na Annual vol. 6,...
In honor of Juneteenth (2025)
June 19, 2025
An Interview with Darrel Kennedy and Alice Otieno of Blacks of Are.na On the occasion of their Juneteenth merch drop, now available in the Gift Shop. Written...
The cloud is very much a material thing
June 12, 2025
Memory Banks by Megumi Tanaka IBM 3850, the first ever robotic tape library (1974). This piece originally ran in the Are.na Annual vol. 6, themed “document.”...
Our bodies became the document
May 29, 2025
Each of Us Is the Proof by Yeaye Jaclyn Martinez, Film Stills, All Dirt Roads Taste of Salt This piece originally ran in the Are.na Annual vol. 6, themed...
Deadline for Annual submissions is tomorrow
May 22, 2025
Open call for Pitches for the Are.na Annual Vol. 7 hatakazuma10.jpg Each year, we put together a book of essays, interviews, and other writings by the people...
The Internet Phone Book
May 15, 2025
Paging the Poetic Web by Meg Miller, Elliott Cost, and Kristoffer Tjalve Internet Phone Book, indexed by Kristoffer Tjalve and Elliott Cost. Internet Phone...
Quality: Duration. Affordance: Escapism.
May 8, 2025
What is a Website Good For? by Omayeli Arenyeka Grief Found Me, Crawlspace. I plop down on my couch in the early evening and turn on my TV. I scroll through...
Robida Collective on spatial poetry
May 1, 2025
Meandering Through the Sites of Naive Yearly by Vida Rucli & Robida Collective All Naive Yearly photos are by Ana Šantl and Tatjana Kotnik. This is the last...
Everything is cool forever.
April 24, 2025
Electric Myths by Daniel Murray Crow Island, melonking.net (2017). This piece is part of our series with Naive Yearly, a conference on the odd, quiet, and...
An essay in footnotes
April 17, 2025
On Contamination by Kim Kleinert A long-fingered manicule on a manuscript from 1481. This piece is part of our series with Naive Yearly, a conference on the...
What silence feels like when the screen melts to air
April 10, 2025
Quiet Time Reuben Son Felix Hess, The Aerodynamics of Boomerangs This piece is part of our series with Naive Yearly, a conference on the odd, quiet, and...
What Can an Image Do?
April 3, 2025
What Can an Image Do? by Agnes Cameron Pietro Vesconte's World map created circa 1311. This piece is part of our series with Naive Yearly, a conference on...
A story of dead and forgotten websites
March 27, 2025
The Confiscation of Digital Memory by Kaloyan Kolev The demolition of the IPK Rodina building in Sofia, Bulgaria, April 2020. This piece is part of our...
The intricate feelings that lie beneath
March 20, 2025
Wading Through Dreams by Charmaine Li Pamphlet for participatory prompts and reflections designed by Daryn Roongrawewan This piece is part of our series with...
A Jungian reading of Minecraft
March 13, 2025
The End is Not the End by Tiger Dingsun The Ender Dragon. This piece is part of our series with Naive Yearly, a conference on the odd, quiet, and poetic web....
Maya Man on her new artist space HEART
February 27, 2025
An Interview with Maya Man by Meg Miller Maya’s studio at HEART, furniture design by PROPS SUPPLY. News of Maya Man’s new space HEART reached me piecemeal,...
Chia Amisola on documenting the divine
February 20, 2025
Himala by Chia Amisola Our Lady of Zeitoun. Manipulated image of apparition in Zeitoun, Egypt, April 1968. This is a piece from the Are.na Annual 2025, which...
Surfactant Program
February 6, 2025
Surfactant Program by Rosemary Wexler 5000 year old “spider stone” from Denmark. This is an excerpted transcript from the third episode of Are.na Radio, an...
In the Earth Beneath
January 30, 2025
In the Earth Beneath by Amelia K. Courtesy the author. This is a piece from the Are.na Annual 2025, which is now available. BLOOD: lay your non-dominant hand...
Desire Paths
January 23, 2025
Desire Paths by Raegan Bird and Mariah Barden Jones Desire paths across the Drill Field at Virginia Tech. This is a piece from the Are.na Annual 2025, which...
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