Strelka Mag

10.12, People

Is technology failing millennials?

The author of "Kids These Days: Human Capital and the Making of Millennials," Malcolm Harris, spoke to Strelka Mag about millennials’ relationship with technology and the future of work.

22.11, Art & Science

Сrypto mining for the political emancipation of art institutions

Artists Pedro Moraes and Luiza Crosman suggest an alternative strategy for art institutions by connecting solar panels to an Ethereum miner as an installation for the 33d São Paulo Biennial.

21.11, People

Excerpt: Digital Tarkovsky by Metahaven

Does our constant connection to Facebook and Instagram change our perception of time? Can the use of social platforms be seen as a cinematic experience? Read the new essay by Metahaven to find out.

16.11, People

Dunne & Raby: From Futures to Realities

Design duo Dunne and Raby, professors at The New School / Parsons, spoke to Strelka Mag about the evolution of speculative design.

09.11, People

‘Good design is anesthetic’: Mark Wigley & Beatriz Colomina on trauma of technology

Architecture theorists Beatriz Colomina and Mark Wigley explore the ever-evolving relationship between design and humans. They believe that our tools shape us to the same extent that we shape them. Strelka Mag spoke to Mark and Beatriz to try to understand how our technology transforms us.

30.10, Cities

Strelka KB wins Qatar Sustainability Award for renovation of Moscow streets

“Moscow Street” is the best sustainable development initiative according to the 2018 Qatar Sustainability Awards.

23.10, Future

Can automation of bureaucracy redefine what it means to be a citizen?

Project Seiche explores evolving notions of citizenship and sovereignty in the context of overlapping jurisdiction, global circulation, and rapid urbanization.

04.10, Cities

Strelka KB wins ISOCARP urban planning award for redesigning streets of Moscow

The project is the first Russian entry to win the prestigious ISOCARP Award for Excellence.

25.09, People

Power of Medium Design: Upsetting the loop

Keller Easterling, a Yale professor, architect, and advocate for medium thinking, spoke to Strelka Mag about how to hijack global powers and outwit totalitarian bullies.