Artefields is a French-language newsletter of critical essays on visual arts, pairing close visual readings of individual works and exhibitions with questions about power, class and representation. Each issue focuses on a single artist or show, such as Akari Takenobu, Michaël Borremans or Mary Cassatt.

Long-form interviews and essays on contemporary art, indigenous and diasporic practices, and the politics of land, labor and displacement. Issues appear in multiple languages and are sold by street vendors who keep all revenue.

The Handbasket is an essayistic newsletter, written by a reflective Australian author, on language, collapse, art, philosophy and meditation in the context of climate change. Each issue offers long-form, literary essays that pair cultural criticism with personal observation rather than news updates.

Essays on photography that examine how photographers learn to see, how inherited conventions shape the gaze, and how Black photographers and subjects are represented and remembered. Readers get reflective, argument-driven criticism built around specific images and questions about who defines the frame.