Pierre d’Alancaisez is a curator and critic.

Benjamin Devin is an independent researcher in the intellectual history and art of northern Europe in the Middle Ages and Renaissance.

Aimee Armstrong’s work portrays modern relationships in a post-internet, post-woke, post-infographic world.

Ed is a music programmer who explores the aesthetic implications of shifts in understanding of history.

Daniel Hadas specializes in early Christian literature, medieval Latin, and the study of manuscripts.

Alfie Bown is the editor of Sublation Magazine, founder of Everyday Analysis, and a lectured in digital media.

Nina Power is a philosopher and critic.

Michael Roberts is an economist.

Jacob Koster is a researcher who explores socially engaged art and social movement practice, as well as aesthetics and the philosophy of art.

Kristin Milward is an actress known for her work on the stage.

Elena Lange is a philosopher, Japanologist, writer, former musician, and former assistant professor. She is the editor of Café Américain.

Oliver Bennett is a writer, actor, and director and co-founder of The Base Creates.

Bryce Nance always wanted to go to college. Not for a degree or career, but to be “a man of letters”.

Chris Bateman is an award-winning game designer, philosopher, and an intellectual mercenary fleeing the smouldering ruins of academia.

Georg Kurz is a German politician associated with the Die Linke.

Malcom Kyeyune is a writer living in Uppsala, Sweden.

George Hoare is a political theorist, podcaster, and author.

Jamieson Webster is a writer and psychoanalyst, and a founding member of Das Unbehagen.

Philip Cunliffe is Associate Professor in International Relations at UCL and co-host of the Bungacast podcast.

Ann is a co-instructor at Theory Underground. She is interested in the question of the ‘Good Life’.

Helen Rollins is a writer and filmmaker interested in the intersection between art and philosophy.

Anna Sebastian’s painting practice follows alternative and imagined realities, myth, history, and religion.