Vol 16 (2015) Drone Cultures Educative Power: The Myth of Dronic Violence in a Period of Civil War Mike Neary Harrier and Jaguar by Fiona Banner (Tate Britain, June 2010-January…
Vol 16 (2015) Drone Cultures Vague Ideas, Clear Images Eva Parra Iñesta It is Sunday morning in Cali, the sunny Colombian city that is known as both the world’s capital…
Vol 16 (2015) Drone Cultures A Prairie Drone Companion Brad Bolman [It is] as if the principle of the death penalty were less in question than the cruelty of its…
Vol 16 (2015) Drone Cultures Drone It Yourself! On the Decentring of 'Drone Stories' Maximilian Jablonowski Living In a ‘Drone Culture’? In the first shot, there is a kitchen…
Vol 16 (2015) Drone Cultures The Control Room: A Media Archaeology Cormac Deane Fig.1 Predator Drone Control Room, Balad US Air Base, Iraq, August 2007 Drone conflict is carried out…
Vol 16 (2015) Drone Cultures Drone Media: Unruly Systems, Radical Empiricism and Camera Consciousness Anthony McCosker Our fields of experience have no more definite boundaries than have our fields…
Vol 16 (2015) Drone Cultures Dancing to a Tune: The Drone as Political and Historical Assamblage Ramon Bloomberg A newspaper headline demands our attention: ‘Suspected US drone strikes kill…
Vol 16 (2015) Drone Cultures The Drone: God’s Eye, Death Machine, Cultural Puzzle Naief Yehya Starting with its name, the drone is foreign to Spanish-speaking cultures: it is an invader…
Vol 16 (2015) Drone Cultures Unmanned Aerial Realtors Alexander Baker A Speculative Fantasy Once, in the near future, on a rainy island off the northern shores of one of the…
Vol 16 (2015) Drone Cultures Drone Methaphysics Benjamin Noys ‘A Travelling Eye of God’ Lying in a hospital bed recovering from his physical and mental injuries, an unnamed World War…