There’s no escaping the onslaught of content these days. But it seems increasingly tricky to determine what’s good and what’s not as we stream, tap and swipe our way through our endless entertainment feeds. How can we tell our own taste? Have we reached the end of culture? What place does criticism occupy in this ever-shifting landscape? And what does all this mean for the relationship between form and content?

From page to screen and everything in between, Griffith Review 88: Culture Vultures consumes the culture of the twenty-first century – and tries to outrun the algorithm.  

Edited by Carody Culver with contributing editor Beau Windon.

_{Cover image: Sam Tupou, Red Sunnies (2016), acrylic and serigraph on board, 60 x 60 cm, courtesy of the artist.}