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12/12/2025

We’re debuting new merch this weekend at Pioneer Works’s Press Play ()!

🧢 Institutional Mystique Hat
Proclaim your commitment to working in and against the institution with this enchanting dad cap inspired by Leah Pires’s recent Triple Canopy essay on loopholes in (or as) art.

📒 (Don’t) Picture the Hole by Triple Canopy
A print adaptation—with a hole punched right through it—of the essay introducing Triple Canopy’s thirtieth issue, which is devoted to holes. Designed by Tiger Dingsun (.dingsun).

We’ll also have books and wares by Gregg Bordowitz, Hilton Als, CFGNY, and Farah Al Qasimi for 20% off, only at the fair.

11/12/2025

🕳️ Introducing Triple Canopy’s thirtieth issue, Not Nothing 🕳️

Is a hole something or nothing? Looking into the abyss, we tend to see oblivion—or worse. But holes are made of more than emptiness, and they do more than mark absences. From plot holes to impact zones, cosmic voids to legal traps, holes serve as forms for feelings as well as fodder for philosophy and fantasy. Not Nothing delves into apertures, orifices, and portals, as well as the holes that structure what we see and know. Following Pope.L’s assertion that “lack is where it’s at,” Triple Canopy’s thirtieth issue recasts the void as a source of pleasure and potential.

We’ve launched the issue with an introduction by deputy editor Rachel Ossip (.intellectual) and editor Alexander Provan () on living with holes and embracing “have-not-ness”; an essay by Rachel Hunter Himes () on the paucity of criticism that meaningfully attends to the work of Black artists; fiction by Ismail Ibrahim about the cosmic connection between a h***y loner, a p**n actress, and a mysterious hole in New Mexico; and an essay film by Sam Keogh (.sam) that journeys through the holes of London.

We’ll continue to publish Not Nothing in installments through the spring—stay tuned!

Not Nothing’s title-page type, Holey Moley, was created for the issue by Corinne Ang ().

Visit the link in our profile to read the first contributions to the issue.

10/12/2025

New issue coming soon. www.canopycanopycanopy.com

02/12/2025

Drinks! Music! Donuts! 😋🍩

Join us on December 16 from 7 to 10 p.m. for our annual holiday party in our workspace and venue in Lower Manhattan.

We’ll also be celebrating the launch of our thirtieth issue, which considers holes: absences, aporias, portals, and clearings, from the body to the earth, from plotholes to potholes. Rachel Hunter Himes () and Ismail Ibrahim will read from their contributions to the issue. The readings will be followed by a DJ set by Guarionex Jr ().

As a special thank you for supporting what we do, we’re giving Triple Canopy members free drinks all night.

RSVP through the link in our profile.

21/11/2025

Join us on December 16 from 7 to 10 p.m. for refreshments, music, chatter, surprise treats, and more at our annual holiday party in our workspace and venue in Lower Manhattan.

We’ll be celebrating the launch of our hole-themed thirtieth issue, which we’ll begin publishing in early December, with readings by some of the issue’s contributors. You could call it our… hole-iday party?

As a special thank you for supporting what we do, we’re giving Triple Canopy members free drinks all night.

We’ll share more details about the party soon. RSVP through the link in our profile.

20/11/2025

Join us at Pioneer Works () on December 13 and 14 for this year’s Press Play!

We’ll be tabling with new merch (🤫🧢📒), as well as books and wares by Gregg Bordowitz, Hua Hsu (), Hilton Als (.als), CFGNY (), and Farah Al Qasimi (), among many others.

See you there! ✨

13/11/2025

✨👧🩰 Scenes from StarQuest, a generative system-based installation and performance-lecture by the artist Maya Man (), who’s created a body of work that takes up the tropes and aesthetics of American competitive dance.

Next Tuesday, Triple Canopy and Feral File () are pleased to present StarQuest at the Gibney: Agnes Varis Performing Arts Center from 6 to 9 p.m. Man’s performance-lecture will begin at 7 p.m., introduced by the curator Nora O’ Murchú (). The performance will be followed by a conversation between Man and Rachel Ossip, Triple Canopy’s deputy editor.

🔗Visit the link in Triple Canopy’s profile to read more and RSVP.

07/11/2025

On Wednesday, we gathered with our Publishers Circle—a group of colleagues, artists, and writers who make our work possible—for a special preview of our forthcoming thirtieth issue, which will focus on holes: sites of pain and pleasure, absence and transport.

Hosted by Francesca Connolly and our board member Susan Sellers, the evening included holes-inspired food by Athena Kokoronis of Domestic Performance Agency and a special performance by Sophie Becker, a ventriloquist and Triple Canopy contributor.

Photos by Curtis Wallen.

31/10/2025

✨👧🩰 Triple Canopy and Feral File () are pleased to present StarQuest, an installation and performance-lecture by the artist Maya Man (). Working with generative AI, Man has produced a video-based body of work that takes up the tropes and aesthetics of American competitive dance—a swirl of ambition, discipline, and spectacle—as well as the circulation of performance in the digital age. Drawing on Man’s childhood experience as a competitive dancer, StarQuest restages the choreography and interpersonal dramas of the cult reality television series Dance Moms. In an ever-changing order, AI-generated dancers twirl across the screen and speak of their fears and foibles in faux confessionals, establishing an uncanny friction between authenticity and artifice.

🌟 StarQuest will be on view from 6 to 9 p.m.; Man will present an accompanying performance-lecture at 7 p.m., introduced by the curator Nora O’ Murchú (). The performance will be followed by a conversation between Man and Rachel Ossip, Triple Canopy’s deputy editor.

Visit the link in Triple Canopy’s profile to RSVP.

Attendance is on a first-come, first-served basis and will be limited to the legal capacity of the venue. RSVPs do not guarantee entry, but help us better prepare for the event and keep you updated about the program.

27/10/2025

🔄 ICYMI: We recently wrapped up issue 29, Our Bad. In essays, works of art and fiction, conversations, and events, the issue’s contributors took on sabotage in industry, politics, art, and more. 😈

In our era of governmental dysfunctional, largely unregulated (and exploitative) gig work, and endless imperial warfare, how might the tactics of dissenters and mischief-makers lead to collective action, especially under conditions that might otherwise look like defeat?

Contributors to the issue considered spectacular feats of sabotage as well as subtle subversions that reveal and exploit vulnerabilities in the systems that shape our lives. They are:

Evan Calder Williams, Benjamin Krusling, Jeremy Toussaint-Baptiste (), Cecilia Vicuña (), Amy Tobin (), Luke Roberts, Andreas Malm & Wim Carton, Lizzie Borden (), Darius James, James N. Kienitz Wilkins, R.H. Lossin (), Nicolás Medina Mora, Grayson Scott, Shanzhai Lyric (), Julia Weist (.weist), Youssef Rakha (), Tobi Haslett (.hasl), quori theodor (), Zain Khalid (), Total Refusal (), Jill Magid (), Adelita Husni Bey, José Nivoi, John Barker, Nikita Gale (), Andreas Petrossiants (), Jasmine Sanders (), Sophia Giovannitti (), Joshua Craze () with Aziz Hazara (), Bruno Jasieński, and Leah Pires, among others. The title-page type, Third World Gay Revolution, was created for Our Bad by the designer Nat Pyper ().

🔗 Swipe through to preview some of the issue’s contributions, and visit the link in our profile to read the issue in full.

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