Dear friends,
Today no permanence is certain. But there are ideas and relationships we can maintain together. With that in mind, we’re delighted to share an updated—and beautiful—format of e-flux journal with you. We hope this holiday gift provides one bright spot between a bad old year and a better new one.
Now at the touch of a button and free to download, print, or share:
–Newly-designed, paginated, fully laid-out PDF copies of all 141 issues of e-flux journal.
–Individual PDF copies of every journal essay from 2008 until today.
In the spirit of open (but organized) access to thought: we hope that artists, writers, educators, researchers, students, and friends of all kinds can use this tool to hold onto the worlds that e-flux journal has been honored to form together with you since 2008.
All e-flux journal PDFs can be found on each issue's webpage, here.
This epic resource is now available thanks to many people. Especially in the past year: Peter Sit, Mengyi Qian, Keyian Vafai, Tamara Khasanova, and Hallie Ayres. Perpetual thanks to Jeff Ramsey for the original graphic design of e-flux journal and Adam Florin for developing the original PDF layout generator.
e-flux journal would also like to share a reminder of our current open call: Submissions are due January 12, 2024 for potential publication in "A Hacker Manifesto: Twenty Years After," a very special e-flux journal issue guest-edited by McKenzie Wark. Details here.
Above all: warm tidings to readers like you.
