June | 2022 | I Just Read About That...
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Writing From the Frontlines: An Interview with Ostap Kin and Kate Tsurkan - Asymptote Blog
PDF) Towards a multi-stakeholder value-based assessment framework for algorithmic systems
Mechanical Fantasy Box - The Homoerotic Journal of Patrick Cowley | World Food Books
Netflix 2021 Movies Preview Revealed - VitalThrills.com
Sleaford Mods (Underground Arts, Philadelphia, PA, April 11, 2023) | I Just Read About That...
Blackness and the Experience of Blackness: Paulo Scott and Daniel Hahn on Phenotypes - Asymptote Blog
Disassembling Father's Tractor in Silence with Someone, or, New Sincerity in Contemporary Serbian Poetry - Asymptote Blog
Calaméo - The Sharing Economy in Europe: Developments, Practices, and Contradictions
Chuck Close | Pace Gallery
Every Original Movie Arriving From Netflix In 2021
David Rabe–“Things We Worried About When I Was Ten” (New Yorker, February 3, 2020) | I Just Read About That...
Netflix 2021 Teaser Flex: First Looks At 'Don't Look Up' With DiCaprio & Jennifer Lawrence, 'The Harder They Fall' Western With Idris Elba & Dozens More
PDF) Towards a multi-stakeholder value-based assessment framework for algorithmic systems
What Exists Where You Do Not See: On Andrés Neuman's Bariloche - Asymptote Blog
LIFF 2022 Catalogue by LeedsFilmFestival - Issuu
Chuck Close | Pace Gallery
Announcing Our November Book Club Selection: Labyrinth by Burhan Sönmez - Asymptote Blog
Michael KAPPL | Group Leader | PhD | Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research, Mainz | MPIP | Physics at Interfaces Research Group | Research profile
To Hear Your Fellow Man But See No One”: Yao Yao on Her Latest Essay Collection - Asymptote Blog
The Newsletter 58 by International Institute for Asian Studies - Issuu
LIFF 2022 Catalogue by LeedsFilmFestival - Issuu
One's Own Desire: Arab Women Writers Speak for Themselves in We Wrote in Symbols - Asymptote Blog
Our Enduring Fascination: On Patrik Svensson's The Book of Eels - Asymptote Blog
