I’ll be speaking on a panel at the New Museum this weekend as part of The Generational, “Younger Than Jesus.” It’s Saturday at 3:00pm and we’d love to see you there (details here). Joining me is n+1 editor Marco Roth and Zizek! filmmaker Astra Taylor (who gave a nice interview to n+1 here). Keeping us on track will be moderator and man-about-town Brian Sholis, who’ll be sure to have some thoughts of his own about generations, the universe, and everything. Brian’s website was redesigned and relaunched recently and is brimming with good ideas and clever turns-of-phrase.

I’m excited to announce that my Posts by Post project has been included in the New Museum’s “Live Archive,” a publication room on the fifth floor of the new Generational show, Younger than Jesus, which opened with a spirited gala last week.

I’ll also be taking part in a panel discussion on 13 June as part of the Generational’s event series. Both the event series and the Live Archive are curated by my friend Brian Sholis. The Generational show is already drawing strong reviews, but let me add my own to the mix: I throughly enjoyed last week’s preview, and I’m eager to go back for a closer look. Highlights from the show: Mohamed Bourouissa, Liu Chuang, Haris Epaminonda, Cory Arcangel, Tauba Auerbach, Elad Lassry, and Katerina Seda’s social drawing project with her grandmother (shown on the back wall here). The Live Archive acts as a reading room and timeline of the last few decades, and it’s a great place to sit and browse some great projects published and/or distributed by Golden Age, Ooga Booga, Bökship, Arcangel, and more.