From the issue Archives

From the issue Fast forward—at maximum speed—to 1972

Unveiling Issue 8, our most ambitious yet, devoted to a single year in recent history.

From the issue The coral in Miami

Meet rogue scientists, activists and artists Coral Morphologic.

From the issue E10 7QE

A series of pictures made in the London postcode—located in the Waltham Forest London Boro district.

From the issue Nari Ward and the poetry of meaning

“I didn’t want to ignore the popular slogan ‘Make America Great Again.’”

From the issue Museum launches Issue 7, in collaboration with BALLY

It was floor-to-ceiling, hand-constructed cardboard boxes and a cardboard-tiled floor, plus a 2-hour reel of archival documentary footage.

From the issue Get to work

A first look at Museum Issue 7.

From the issue Reformations—A dialogue on manners and politics with Alan Cumming

The Scottish actor talks Trump, lookalikes and good behaviour with curator Alison Kubler.

From the issue Flesh on the waterfront

Leonard Fink’s exultant photographs of cruising men—including two that never made it to our print issue.

From the issue Nowhere, shampoo

For Museum’s sixth edition, photographer Derek Henderson and stylist Sarah Starkey visit sleepy Auckland suburbia.

From the issue Symposium

In Museum’s sixth edition, we commissioned Gladys Perint Palmer to illustrate portraits of a lexicographer, curator, artist and baker.

From the issue Gillian Wearing and her masks

As the National Portrait Gallery in London shows ‘Gillian Wearing and Claude Cahun: Behind the mask another mask,’ Museum’s editor talks identity, performance and reality television with Wearing herself.

From the issue I never forget a face

The new edition of Museum has arrived.

From the issue Smell-O-Vision: a doomed romance

Wendy Syfret on the fractured, often sad history of Smell-O-Vision: the technology that never quite was.

From the issue Guan Wei on art and fear

"I believe that explaining the origins and mechanisms that drive fear can help us alleviate it."

From the issue On rhinoplasty, eugenics and the strange mythos of the nose

Writer Monica Uszerowicz wrestles—and makes peace—with her nose.

From the issue Someone else’s Holiday

37 years after its doors appeared closed forever, America’s greatest monthly travel magazine was relaunched by a team of Parisians.

From the issue A roundtable discussion on non-participation

London-based artists and activists Karen Mirza and Brad Butler talk to Stephanie Rosenthal and Alexie Glass-Kantor about the latest incarnation of the Museum of Non-Participation—their conceptual project that started behind a Pakistani barbershop.

From the issue Eugenia fragrant

From the issue The tip-off: New and old espionage, privacy, non-participation and gossip

An exclusive look at Museum's fourth edition.

From the issue Cinema, sincerity and Angelica Mesiti

"I edit in a very conventional way, using a similar editing language to that of movies or TV. Audiences are accustomed to it. They’ve internalised it already, before they’ve seen my work."

From the issue JJ Charlesworth talks criticism and censorship

Perspectives on anonymous criticism from the associate editor of ArtReview.

From the issue http://apod.nasa.gov

A special report on NASA’s Astronomy Picture of the Day archive—an image-driven attempt to catalogue the universe.

From the issue “The broad public couldn’t care less about it!”

From their positions at the helm of Artspace, Sydney and Printed Matter Inc., Alexie Glass-Kantor and Max Schumann meet to confer on the artist book as both industrial object and a site of insubordination.

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