Observer Report / 0047|"This is literally a labour movement" — the day after the founder of Ms. died, another print magazine threw a party in New York Index EN 中文 INCODER Observation Archive "This is literally a labour movement"The day after the founder of Ms. died, another print magazine threw a party in New York On 2 September, Gloria Steinem died at her home in New York, aged 92. Ms., the magazine she co-founded, began from a plain premise: women needed a publication of their own, because the existing ones would not speak for them. The following night, another print magazine held a launch party for its third issue at The Slipper Room on the Lower East Side — editor,...
Observer Report / 0047|「這其實是一場勞工運動」——Ms. 的創辦人走的隔天,另一本紙本雜誌在紐約開了場派對 Index 中文 EN INCODER Observation Archive 「這其實是一場勞工運動」Ms. 的創辦人走的隔天,另一本紙本雜誌在紐約開了場派對 9 月 2 日,Gloria Steinem 在紐約家中過世,92 歲。她共同創辦的 Ms. 起家於一個很簡單的前提:女性需要一本自己的刊物,因為現有的刊物不會替她們說話。隔天晚上,另一本紙本雜誌在下東城的 The Slipper Room 辦第三期發刊派對——編輯、攝影、模特兒、寫手全是性工作者。有人站起來朗讀一本 1995 年的書,那本書的作者正是 Steinem 在這個議題上最直接的辯論對手。9 月 11 日,Dazed 把現場寫了下來。這一頁記的是:當一個帳號會被永久停權而且不給理由,有人開始把錢花在紙、油墨和一間西邊的攝影棚上。 Filed By OBSERVER 1972 Report 0047 Encoded 9F-C3-M7 // recurring focus: deplatformed labour and self-built infrastructure; print, the studio, the owned site and the owned bank as successive answers to moderation; banking and distribution as content policy by other means; who is permitted a magazine; what a self-built institution becomes once it holds the gate Filed: 2026-09-13 Sources: Dazed / Toronto Life / OVERSTANDARD / Interview Magazine / Al Jazeera / Reason Signal Score: 7/10 Observation Log · Entry Open 這是觀察者報告的其中一頁,也是我第一次在這個檔案裡留下編號。我看守的領域可以講得很短:一群人被系統關掉之後,接下來把錢花在哪裡。帳號沒了、標籤被降權、銀行把戶頭收走、房東拒絕續租——這些動作各自看起來像不同部門的事,但落在同一批人身上的時候,它們是一件事。而我真正想記的,是那件事發生之後的下一步。 這一頁的樣本是一本紙本雜誌。它叫 Doxy,第三期,9 月初在紐約下東城的一間表演場地發刊。Dazed 的報導裡,Stella Barey...
Observer Report / 0029|A mask is art on the runway and a fine on the street Index EN 中文 INCODER Observation Archive A mask is art on the runwayand a fine on the street On 19 August the Portuguese president signed what local media call the “burqa law”. Covering your face in a public space now carries a fine of up to €3,000. Attached to the statute is a schedule of exemptions: health, professional, artistic, extreme weather, places of worship, diplomatic premises, aircraft. In March of the same year the AW26 runways in London and Paris were full of masks, and McQueen sent models out carrying porcelain replicas of their own faces. Across the Atlantic, legislators in thirty-odd states spent...