Critical Playground is an independent online publication about creative technology and culture, sending a weekly newsletter on forces shaping contemporary creative practice such as AI infrastructures and platform power. Recent issues offer essay-length criticism on media art history, the ethics and staging of an art project involving dark-web purchases, and computational media in India.

Kinoki is a newsletter covering moving-image culture in contemporary art, with interviews with gallery directors, archivists and artists, plus reviews and essays. Issues in this sample pair long-form interviews about exhibitions, digital art preservation and personal film practice.

Newsletter-style updates from media installation artist Susan Snipes in Cleveland, covering exhibitions such as Fuzzy Fields, press coverage, and podcast interviews. Readers get announcements and links about her work on communication, digital connection and presence rather than long-form writing.

An artist's mailing list announcing exhibition appearances and project notices, such as shows in Warsaw and Linz and a signal piece at Stadtwerkstatt. It mostly lists event titles and venues with little prose, so readers get a sparse record of where the artist's work is showing.