This issue, with a themed section on Mountains, is 112 pages. It reaches new peaks; read with caution.
Columns
- Inventory / Artist's Impact
Mats Bigert
Naming Mercury's craters
- A Minor History Of / Giant Spheres
Joshua Foer
An invitation to the ball
- Colors / White
Joseph Grigely
Bleached world
- Black Pyramid / Concrete & Cement
Peter Lamborn Wilson
Form and Spectre
Main
- Making Sense at the Movies
Amelie Hastie
Habit and memory by the light of the silver screen
- Readymade Remade
Leland de La Durantaye
Pierre Pinoncelli and the legacy of Duchamp's
- Artist Projects / CMYK
Mathew Brannon, Morgan Fisher, Liam Gillick, Amy Granat, Elin Hansdottir & Darri Lorenzen, Leslie Hewitt, Cory McCorkle and James Welling
Curated by Walead Beshty
- Ready for Takeoff
Viktoria Tkaczyk
Robert Hooke's flying experiments
- Men of War
The faces behind the weapons
- Figuring Life
Margaret Wertheim
Redrawing Darwin's evolutionary tree
Mountains
- Mont Blanc Montage
Colby Chamberlain
Up the mountains, in fiction and in fact
- O Altitudo!: An Interview with Robert Macfarlane
Brian Dillon and Robert Macfarlane
Peak aesthetics
- Mountain and Fog
Nina Power
Kant and the Nazi sublime
- Artist Project / Much Was Decided When You Were Born
Mariele Neudecker
- Lunar Park
Christopher Turner
James Nasmyth and the mountains of the moon
- Surveying the Alps
Jeffrey Kastner
The mountain views of Hans Conrad Escher
- Salvation Mountain
Joel Sternfeld
Leonard Knight's epiphany
- Artist Project / Mountain with No Name (Pandjsher Valley, Afghanistan)
Marine Hugonnier
- A Note of Warning Concerning "Bashford's Grotto"
Maiken Umbach weighs in on the Chadwicks’ “discovery”
- Bashford's Grotto
Chadwick Dalton
America's least known (and most dangerous) mountain
- Talking with the Volcanoes
Jesse Lerner
Devotion to the twin peaks
- Utopia on the Roof of the World
Chris Wiley
The search for Shambhala
And
- Postcard / Russian Mountains
Ryo Manabe
- Bookmark / The Growing Pains of Mont Blanc
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