Table of Contents

How do you restore a giant Matthew Barney pound cake? Why will we be eating food with our noses soon? Where do you find the best clay to make fake pre-Columbian artifacts? What makes capitalists love Buddhism? Where do you find the recipe for the Brecht pastry? How do you make a radio-controlled chimpanzee? Answers available in issue 2 of Cabinet. The issue is 112 pages and comes with a special poster insert of Mark Lombardi's George W. Bush, Harken Energy, and Jackson Stephens and a postcard by Kim Jones.

• Colors / Beige
  Andrea Codrington
  
• The Clean Room / Love Machines: Unwinding the Technology of the Scopitone
  David Serlin
  
• Leftovers / The Secret Collection
  Carrie Cooperrider
  
• Ingestion / A Personal Gastronomic Alphabet: Part II, J–P
  Allen S. Weiss
  

• Breatheable Food
  David Gissen
  
• Hobo Nickels
  Jeffrey Kastner
  
• Transformative Technologies
  Sven-Olov Wallenstein
  
• Brigído Lara: Post-Pre-Colombian Ceramacist
  Jesse Lerner
  
• From Western Marxism to Western Buddhism
  Slavoj Žižek
  
• Nationalism and Catharsis: The Center for Cultural Decontamination, Belgrade
  Srdjan Jovanovic Weiss and Vladimir Kulic
  
• Core Samples
  Stephan Apicella-Hitchcock
  
• Abstract Concrete: Francisco López and the Ontology of Sound
  Christoph Cox
  
• Caribbean Moonlight, Canadian Sunset
  Jim Lambie
  
• Dupe: A Partial Compendium of Everyday Delusions
  Jeff Gibson
  
• And I Thought Church Was Fun
  Sara Cameron
  
• Without Shadows: Histories of Utopia
  Allen S. Weiss
  
• The Standard for Eggs-in-Shell
  United Nations/Economic Commission for Europe
  
• Holiday in Cambodia
  David Hawkes
  
• Small Wars
  An-My Lê
  
• February 4
  Tom Mulcaire
  
• Sambizanga Project
  Ricardo de Oliveira
  
• Fall of Saigon/Panamarenko
  Michael Stevenson
  
• Psychocivilization and Its Discontents: An Interview with José Delgado
  Magnus Bärtås, Fredrik Ekman, and José Delgado
  
• The Intelligence of Vision: An Interview with Rudolf Arnheim
  Uta Grundmann and Rudolf Arnheim
  
• Conserving Latex and Liverwurst: An Interview with Christian Scheidemann
  Gregory Williams and Christian Scheidemann
  
• Confessions of a Finnish Pastry Eater: An Interview with Bo Lönnqvist
  Sina Najafi and Bo Lönnqvist
  

• Utterance Is Place Enough: Mapping Conversation
  Frances Richard
  
• Mapping Very Large-Scale Conversations
  Warren Sack
  
• The "Offshore" Phenomenon: Dirty Banking in a Brave New World
  Mark Lombardi
  
• The Recent Drawings: An Overview
  Mark Lombardi
  
• George W. Bush, Harken Energy, and Jackson Stephens
  Mark Lombardi
  

• Architecture and Dessert
  Mark Sussman
  
• Commissioned Pastry: The Brecht
  Sebastian Brecht
  
• Drawings
  David Shrigley
  
• Postcard
  Kim Jones