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Orit Gat

Orit Gat is a writer and art critic. She is a contributing editor of The White Review and Art Papers.

Tracing the movement’s emergence and its current role in shaping digital culture

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Orit Gat unpacks the rise of ‘smart’ technologies and how they’re being harmfully manipulated

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As the Internet keeps evolving, Orit Gat reflects on what's left behind

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From the stadium to the gallery, both attempt to invoke a sense of extreme concentration

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Patriotic imagery and calls for ‘togetherness’ distract from grass-roots demands for systemic change

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When we feel caged at home, online animal videos offer a way to connect

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Has Covid-19 made the internet good? It’s important to maintain our scepticism in this moment of unicorn-wifi-in-the-sky ‘niceness’

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From Grumpy Cat to Pizza Rat, what the images we shared said about the world around us

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The results, which veer from the weird to the outright racist, draw attention to the bias of machine learning

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Why are kids born in the 2000s lip-synching to the 1983 film ‘Possibly in Michigan’?

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There’s impressive and unexpected art in the city, even during the summer doldrums

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An exhibition at Swiss Institute, New York, reflects on the vulnerability of our bodies and our desire for intimacy

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How does an image captured 55 million light-years from Earth reflect on humanity?

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‘Every two minutes, people upload more images to the internet than existed in total just 150 years ago’

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With drastic layoffs at online publications, there’s uncertainty not only about digital journalism – but today’s internet as we know it

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When more photos are uploaded to Instagram every single day than existed 100 years ago, there is solace in blankness

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An altercation between a White House correspondent and the president becomes a visual question: what is it that we see?

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The Eyebeam Center for the Future of Journalism is on a mission to support artists who engage with investigative reporting

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An exhibition at Tanya Bonakdar, New York, draws attention to the labour behind the goods of modern life and how their histories are thread together

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Held across three Baltic cities for the first time, why did this edition make no attempt to say something to – or about – its host region?

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