un Magazine 20.1 Stones and Circuits: Art, AI, and the More-Than-Human Commons

un Magazine 20.1 Stones and Circuits proposes the commons as an anti-racist, decolonial and transfeminist strategy for rethinking technology at every scale. Instead of striving for access to corporate and extractive infrastructures, we are imagining how to build technologies in common, where art is both a method of resistance and a mode of collective world-making.

un Magazine is an independent contemporary art magazine published bi-annually. It is printed in Narrm/Melbourne, Australia, and distributed to art organisations, galleries, and educational institutions around Australia and to selected outlets internationally, as well as being published online.

un Magazine has been published since 2004, when it was founded by artist Lily Hibberd.

Since 2008, un Magazine has been published by un Projects, who appoint a new editor and sub-editor each year. Past editors have included Rosemary Forde, Zara Stanhope, Phip Murray, Din Heagney, Angela Brophy, Kyla McFarlane, Lisa Radford, Jarrod Rawlins, Benjamin Forster, Robert Cook, Pip Wallis, Meredith Turnbull and Shelley McSpedden, David Capra and Amelia Winata, Neika Lehman and Arlie Alizzi, Hugh Childers and Bobuq Sayed, Elena Gomez and Rosie Isaac, Snack Syndicate (Astrid Lorange and Andrew Brooks), D. Harding and Hilary Thurlow, Bahar Sayed and Gemma Weston, Joel Sherwood Spring, Tara Heffernan, Nadia Refaei, and Olivia Koh.

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Zenobia Ahmed, Dennis Grauel