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Tick Tock, Knock Knock

Summary by The New York Review of Books
It’s 2011—not a simpler time, but one whose cultural turbulence, now settled in hindsight, is bound to appear more manageable than our own. The declared threats to the art world aren’t the Sacklers or the censorship of Palestinian artists but blockbuster shows and blue-chip hacks. The threats to cinema aren’t IP or AI but digital […]

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Tick Tock, Knock Knock

It’s 2011—not a simpler time, but one whose cultural turbulence, now settled in hindsight, is bound to appear more manageable than our own. The declared threats to the art world aren’t the Sacklers or the censorship of Palestinian artists but blockbuster shows and blue-chip hacks. The threats to cinema aren’t IP or AI but digital […]

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The New York Review of Books broke the news in on Sunday, June 22, 2025.
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