Reflecting on “Data” and “Big Data” for Cities
Cities can benefit from Big Data through city-to-city learning, the exchange of best practices, and improving the lives of their citizens.
Harlequin as Hammer
Cubism’s stylistic hegemony—the dislocated binaries, the tactile surfaces in a two-dimensional work, and the distortions—interferes with what we want to understand about what few clues we can decipher.
The Hedgehog’s Array: February 13, 2015
Posted on February 13, 2015
in THR Web Features
Noteworthy reads from the last week.
The End(s) of History
Moyn's ambition for the discipline of history undercuts its legitimacy as a distinct form of knowledge and denies the ethic of the craft.
Algorithms Who Art in Apps, Hallowed Be Thy Code
How we talk about algorithms is impeding our ability to think clearly about them and their place in society.
The Hedgehog's Array: February 6, 2015
Posted on February 6, 2015
in THR Web Features
Noteworthy reads from the last week.
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