LOGIN’s “.exe” issue is a print publication documenting digital life, art, and culture and the experience of living online where identity, consumption, and technology continuously intersect. Through essays, visual work, and contributions from artists, designers, and technologists, the issue explores how digital systems shape culture, behavior, and perception. Designed as a physical artifact, LOGIN slows the feed into something meant to be held, revisited, and archived.
Featuring interviews, artwork, and essays from:
@calder.a@rileydaggs
Jake Harper - Founder of @sootworld@joaquinebraver@adora.ble@charlescutt@aidanetcetera@geeeeekbar@zanekindness - Founder of @silknode@pap3rpl4ne@jamesterrazass
Max Bochman & Luis Reyes - Founders of @river_wip@francisgalaga
And many more.
This is 8.5 x 11 in, 134 page, perfect bound, physical magazine.
$35
AVAILABLE FOR PRE ORDER ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2ND AT LOGINMAG.NET
Huge thank you to everyone involved, and to everyone who supported this project along the way!
📸: @matthewhoen
The .exe issue is officially here. Thank you to everyone who came through last night and made the first LOGIN event special. I had some amazing conversations about the state of the internet and the importance of magazines like LOGIN.
Thank you to everyone who bought a magazine, I am very excited for what’s next and am eternally grateful for those who have supported so far.
Special thank you to @fugazi for making this happen and @dirtywaterhardseltzer for sponsoring the event.
If you missed out, the .exe issue is still available for purchase at loginmag.net while supplies last.
Much more to come.
Photos by @matthewhoen
ULTRANET
5.2.25
ULTRANET is a response to the overwhelming and often overstimulating state of the internet and its role in the modern world. ULTRANET breaks this cycle and forces viewers to confront their digital and physical lives by flooding the senses with visceral imagery that elicits an emotional response, resisting the passivity that defines modern media consumption.
Throughout the exhibition, abstract video collages synced to music were displayed on every wall of the venue to physically manifest the overstimulation we all experience in our daily lives.
All art by Calder Anderson and Ryka Ali
Music by Calder Anderson (Coming to streaming soon)
A HUGE thank you to all our friends and collaborators who were involved. We could not have done it without you!
@ryka_233@calder.a@mertinuh@asuji.km@gaby.lanier@siennakyoung@jajariley@avalopezzz@pipsydoop@augpod@kadinfriedman@braydenmoneal@alec.jude@charlie.paluck@luca.celestino@matthewhoen@micasa.nyc
ULTRANET FOREVER
Fitter Happier
Last night, I made this video while reflecting on how the internet has changed—from a decentralized, open playground to a sterile, corporate-controlled, monetized space.
The internet was once a place where you could truly get lost, find like-minded people, access uncensored information, and be part of real, shared online communities, free from the restrictive algorithms we have today. Now, the same small group of corporations dictate what we see, how we interact, and what is profitable. It feels restrictive, hollow, and less human.
We need to build alternative spaces that reject corporate control—spaces that prioritize creativity, play, and real community over profit and surveillance. The internet used to be the product, but now we are. It doesn’t have to be this way.
Music samples Fitter Happier by Radiohead with an original new arrangement by me.
ARE YOU COMING TO THE PARTY?
A 156 page magazine capturing the nightlife culture of New York City, the creatives, and communities that bring it to life.
Includes four in depth interviews & editorial photo shoots, party photography, & graphics.
We are working on getting this printed, DM us if you are interested in purchasing a copy!
