Table of Contents

The tenth issue of Cabinet is 128 pages and features a special section on "Property." Artist projects include work by Paul Noble, Sergio Munoz-Sarmiento, Clara Williams, Matthew Northridge, and Jimbo Blachly. The "Property" section features the Cabinet Land Acquisition projects, which solicit art ideas for newly acquired properties in New Mexico, Queens, and on Mars.

• Colors / Ultramarine
  Matthew Buckingham
  The blue from beyond the sea
• The Clean Room / Giants, Neither Green Nor Jolly
  David Serlin
  Ecology, technology, and sustainable skyscraper design
• Ingestion / Anti-pasta
  Romy Golan
  Lethargy and pessimism on a plate
• Leftovers / Coming to the Surface
  Amanda Schachter
  Beneath modern Madrid, traces of Franco

• Be All That You Can Be: An Interview with Sandow Birk
  Marcia Tanner and Sandow Birk
  A historian of the Great War of the Californias discusses its visual legacy
• Taming Thomas Bernhard
  Gregory Williams
  A misread misanthrope
• America in Autumn
  Gregory Whitehead
  Elvis's hair and the Baader-Meinhof brains
• Atlantropa
  edit suisse group
  Herman Sörgel's plan to drain the Mediterranean
• Southern Exposures
  Ed Osborn
  Picturing the Antarctic
• The Digital Vernacular
  John Pilson
  Who's hot (or not)?
• Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Severed Head
  Mark Dery
  Any way you slice it, it's not cut-and-dried
• Artist Project / Iraq
  Sophie Ristelhueber
  
• Mismatch of the Day
  Paul Collins
  Cricket's nineteenth-century sideshows
• The Bad Seed
  Frieda Knobloch
  Weeds and the persistence of vegetable memory
• Trippelganger
  Leon Golub, Leon Golub, and Leon Golub
  An artist, an astrophysicist, and a psychoanalyst have dinner

• Superflux of Sky
  Joe Milutis
  Mapping the history of ether
• The American Land Museum at Wendover, Utah
  The Center for Land Use Interpretation
  Incidental structures and accidental references along the Utah-Nevada border
• Artist Project / Acumulus Noblitatus
  Paul Noble
  
• Land Acquisition 1: Luna County, New Mexico
  Jeffrey Kastner and Sina Najafi
  Cabinet is tricked into buying remote scrubland; offers it to readers
• Who Owns History?
  David Womack
  Brewster Kahle's Internet Archive
• Artist Project / Suburban Intervention #1
  Sergio Muñoz-Sarmiento
  
• Property and the Banality of Memory
  Mark Landsman
  Two architects respond to a hotel built on the site of an old Gestapo camp outside Saarbrücken
• Million Dollar Point
  Sasha Archibald
  The US military's underwater dump in the Pacific
• Land Acquisition 2: Queens County, New York
  Jeffrey Kastner
  Revisiting the sites of Gordon Matta-Clark's Reality Properties: Fake Estates
• Artist Project / Odd Lots 1
  Clara Williams
  
• Artist Project / Odd Lots 2
  Matthew Northridge
  
• Artist Project / Odd Lots 3
  Jimbo Blachly
  
• Fungible Goods
  Rachel Knecht
  The properties of property
• Mein Royalties
  Jay Worthington
  Who profits from Hitler's bestseller?
• Product Line: An Interview with Kristin Ehring
  Carey Young and Kristin Ehring
  Marketing artistic license
• The Dotcommunist Manifesto
  Eben Moglen
  On the free circulation of ideas in a digital society
• Land Acquisition 3: Eastern Amazonis Planitia, Mars
  Sina Najafi
  Spacious, quiet, earth views
• Location, Location, Location: An Interview with Dennis M. Hope
  Mats Bigert and Dennis M. Hope
  Tips from a Mars real estate mogul

• Postcard 1 / Postcard for the Public Domain
  Luke Murphy and Jay Worthington
  
• Postcard 2 / January 14, 2003
  Danica Phelps
  
• Two and a Half Property Bookmarks
  Brian McMullen