Issue #04: work

Is work inevitable? Are we, as Hannah Arendt suggests, the labouring animal? Are we really condemned to a lifetime of work?

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The family is worried. Suggestions are passed between siblings, and aunts and uncles are eager to set things right. What […]

Interview with Adam Magyar What prompted you to do the “stainless” series, as well as your earlier work “squares” and […]

The office man runs his ‘security pass’ through the turnstiles of the corporate building and clocks on for the day; […]

Zan Boag interviewed Abhijeet Paul, coordinator of the ‘Labor, Philosophy, And Change’ working group at the University Of California, Berkeley. […]

We are not exactly wage slaves, but most of us have to work for a living throughout the prime decades […]

Why do we work so much? Why do we even work at all? For a great chunk of human history […]

Picture for a moment a world where technological innovation and industrial automation have finally brought us an era of unprecedented […]

If you ever visit Copenhagen, you’ll probably find yourself trekking out to Langelinie to the statue of The Little Mermaid, […]

What do you do? I’m a mechanic; I’m a horticulturalist. It’s the first question we ask others, and the way […]

1. The question you’d most like to ask others? What are you doing? 2. How free are you? I’ll be […]