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The theme of the thirteenth issue is drift as a method for understanding the uncertainty of the present, realized through the practice of unplanned, immersive, total wandering. Contributors from Portugal, Canada, Turkey, Poland, and Russia explore the chaotic nature of the relationships between the environment, technology, and humanity, rejecting any fixed goals or outcomes.

Inside this issue, readers will find an overview of a new interdisciplinary project by Native American artist and filmmaker Sky Hopinka at the non-profit Slash Art gallery in San Francisco, a philosophy on the life and work of Spanish art critic Angel Alonso Blanco, as well as original reviews of exhibitions held at the Ruarts Foundation in Moscow, the Palazzo della Ragione in Bergamo, and the White Cube Bermondsey gallery in London.