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I'm very grateful to Brandon Polite for this thoughtful and wide-ranging interview about my book, Permitting Art (cabinetmagazine.org/books/permitti…) and broader connections between law and the arts. Cabinet magazine UC Davis Law youtube.com/watch?v=7aVQ_5…

Photographs of works by Larry Moss and Ralph Dewey, two American contemporary balloon practitioners—the latter a pioneer of evangelical “gospel ballooning.” Jonathan Allen’s article “Pop Art: Inflationary Aesthetics” is now unlocked. cabinetmagazine.org/issues/37/alle…

Copenhagen readers! On 17 February, ark books is holding a philosophy reading group discussion based on @hunterdukes recent essay “Kojève & Cigarettes: Fact-checking American Geist.”

We are saddened to learn that artist Rutherford Chang has passed away. In 2004, Chang proposed a spectacular poster for our “Average” issue: The New York Times’s front page with every section’s words cut out (by hand!) and reordered alphabetically. cabinetmagazine.org/issues/15/chan…

Two of Cabinet’s editors recently had the opportunity to chat about the past and future of the magazine with book critic Alexander Wells (@ajbwells). Read the full interview in this month’s issue of The Berliner Magazine.

We published a new artist project today: “Anchor and Archive: The Uprooting of Palestinian Olive Trees”, a series of photographs taken by Adam Broomberg and Rafael Gonzalez in the West Bank, with an introduction by Irus Braverman. cabinetmagazine.org/issues/69/broo…

“What sort of a life is it if we are to rest in shifts and not together as a whole proletariat? It is no holiday if you have to have it alone.” On this May Day, why not read “Labor Days: Reinventing the Workweek in the Soviet Union” from issue 61? cabinetmagazine.org/issues/61/wood…

Read the statement by Sara Nadal-Melsió—associate director of the Whitney Independent Study Program—regarding the Whitney’s cancellation of “No Aesthetics Outside My Freedom: Mourning, Militancy, and Performance.” cabinetmagazine.org/kiosk/nadal_me…

In Berlin? Or within one week’s hiking distance? Come visit Cabinet at the Miss Read art book fair next week hosted by Haus der Kulturen der Welt (HKW). We will be selling books, magazines, and posters, and would love to meet our readers!

NEW ARTICLE: James G. Harper and Philip W. Scher discuss German anthropologist Julius Lips’s groundbreaking treatise on African, Indigenous Australian, and Oceanic depictions of foreigners, “The Savage Hits Back, or, The White Man through Native Eyes.” cabinetmagazine.org/issues/69/harp…

Amanda Feilding wasn’t only a leading propagandist for drilling a hole in one’s head but also an early advocate for therapeutic psychedelics and drug policy reform. She died last month, aged 82. Read Christopher Turner on Feilding from issue 28. cabinetmagazine.org/issues/28/turn…