The latest book by design theorist and Strelka Program Director Benjamin Bratton outlines the argument behind The Terraforming, the new research project at Strelka Institute.

Architect and researcher Kate Popova offers her selection of six recently published books that question why architecture finds itself increasingly unable to find solutions to the problems it sets out to solve.

A look at the сover designs of the main Soviet architecture magazine.

Strelka Mag recommends a recent book about the new relationships between states, citizens, and the stateless, all of which are made possible by emerging technologies.

Strelka visiting lecturer Patricia Reed recommends this in-depth interview with Sylvia Wynter, one of the foremost Caribbean decolonial thinkers, as an introduction to Wynter’s multifaceted life and work.

The Strelka team recommends a manifesto for a new futuristic feminism by Laboria Cuboniks as an ultimate must-read on International Women’s Day.

Writer and artist Patricia Reed recommends a book by Bentley B. Allan to trace how cosmological narratives define politics.

Writer Geoff Manaugh recommends a book by Jane L. Stevens Crawshaw to look at how architecture has been shaped by quarantine practices.

A book recommended by the Strelka team that explores the new typology of the post-human and shows how technology and artificial intelligence are now computing, conditioning, and constructing our world. Edited by Liam Young.

Will AI replace professional cultural creators? Media theorist Lev Manovich discusses cultural uses of AI in his new book.

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.