Joshua Citarella

In this fascinating discussion, Joshua Citarella, an artist and cultural researcher known for his work on internet subcultures, dives into the intricate world of online politics. He explores how Gen Z's political landscape differs dramatically from previous generations. Joshua highlights the rise of right-wing populism and the radicalization pathways found in niche meme cultures. He critiques the simplistic views on radicalization, revealing how online communities influence real-world politics, while also discussing the challenges the left faces in this evolving landscape.

Joshua Citarella, an artist and internet culture writer, dives deep into the complexities of socialism and capitalism. He critiques the efficiency of market systems and explores alternative economic structures, emphasizing the importance of human outcomes. The conversation addresses technological advancement's role in society, the impact of wealth polarization on democracy, and the evolving landscape of media and truth. Citarella also discusses the intersection of political ideologies and the need for collective action in a challenging world.

First released: 10 Dec 2022 | To join New Models, you can find us via https://patreon.com/newmodels & https://newmodels.substack.com Recorded mid-“Future of Critique”-conference in the former West German capital of Bonn, this conversation with New York-based artist & consultant DENA YAGO (formerly K-HOLE) and artist JOSHUA CITARELLA real-talk-debriefs some of the structural models on which legacy criticism built its house. Topics include: the museum’s changing cultural status, the knock-on effects of “anti-gatekeeping” discourse, speculative near-future museum defense strategies, the alt paths of younger artists, and what publishing models stand a chance post-2022. For more: Dena Yago, “Content Industrial Complex,” e-flux #89 (2018) Tw: @khole_dena / IG: @denayags Joshua Citarella patreon.com/joshuacitarella Tw @JoshuaCitarella / IG: @JoshuaCitarella Bundeskunsthalle Bonn "Future of Critique" Congress, 18 Nov. 2022: “Memes vs. Museums” Panel: Joshua Citarella, Dena Yago, Cem A. (@freeze_magazine), mod. Gregor Quack // “Do You Know Where You Live” Keynote: Caroline Busta & Lil Internet

In this engaging discussion, Joshua Citarella, a contemporary artist and researcher, dives into the enigmatic world of Tartaria, a lost civilization shrouded in conspiracy. He explores its advanced technologies and captivating architecture, challenging mainstream historical narratives. The episode also delves into the connections between Tartarian myths, forgotten inventions like Tesla coils, and the societal effects of conspiracy theories. Citarella emphasizes the importance of addressing social issues to counter these beliefs and invites listeners to rethink their understanding of history.

Joshua Citarella, creator of the Deep Research series, teams up with Carmelo Pampillonio, an artist and acoustics expert. Together, they explore the Monroe Institute’s Gateway Process, examining techniques to achieve altered states of consciousness. They discuss binaural beats, sound waves, and personal experiences with out-of-body phenomena. The conversation delves into the intersection of military research and consciousness studies, hinting at the darker implications of such investigations. Expect insights into psychic phenomena and even extraterrestrial communication!