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New Futures Adrift: Recap

Jeroen Beekmans

September 18, 2012
Volume #32: Centers Adrift

Rory Hyde at New Futures Adrift

Thanks to all who came out Friday to Mediamatic for the ‘New Futures Adrift’ combined book launch which included Volume’s 32nd issue, ‘Centers Adrift’, as well as Rory Hyde’s Future Practice, and Katja Novitskova and Rory Hyde’s New Order. Thanks also to Wouter Vanstiphout, Reinier de Graaf and Sandra Kaji-O’Grady for speaking at the event, and Rory Hyde and Arjen Oosterman for moderating.

This piece appears in Volume #32: Centers Adrift.

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