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Maxwell Neely-Cohen’s work has spanned writing, sound, performance, and technology. He has been an artist-in-residence at CultureHub, Seoul Institute of the Arts, and Pioneer Works, a Webby and Tiny Award nominee, and a fellow at the Library Innovation Lab at Harvard Law School. His nonfiction and essays have appeared in places like The New Republic, SSENSE, and BOMB Magazine. He is currently the publisher of The HTML Review and a consulting dramaturg for the New York Choreographic Institute at New York City Ballet.
Generational Data Interviews for the Library Innovation Lab
Century-Scale Storage for the Library Innovation Lab
Our Symphony for the Are.na Annual 2023
Color Story: Terminal Green for Ssense
The Chromatic Trip for BOMB
The Life and Death of LOVE Park for Buzzfeed READER
NBA Twitter is Changing the Way We Watch Sports for The New Republic
Brand Anorexia for Los Angeles Review of Books
Everybody's Doing It for The New Inquiry
Echo of the Boom
"A Solo Piano" at the New York Choreographic Institute
"Vanishing Point" at the New York Choreographic Institute
Sound Design
Skateboarding as a Movement Language
Performing Hannah Weiner's Code Poems
the html review
10,000 Drum Machines
Street Writer
Live Coding
Read To Me
Digital closet (inspired by Clueless)
A spreadsheet of the songs stuck in my head in the morning
A friendly neighborhood playlist
My record collection