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New Age, Old Tricks

MAXWELL, James Clerk. A Treatise on Electricity and Magnetism. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1873. | Christie's

Six <n>NASA</n> scientists at work, photographed by <n>J. R. Eyerman</n> for <n>The LIFE Picture Collection</n>.

Artist <n>Max Bill</n> photographed by <n>Ernst Scheidegger</n>, circa 1950.

The <n>Accountability Loop vs. Victim Loop diagram</n> from author <n>Mark Samuel</n>.

Diagram from '<n>The Body Has a Mind of Its Own</n>' by <n>Sandra Blakeslee</n> and <n>Matthew Blakeslee</n>.

A graphic exploring the cycle between feelings and reactions.

A 1924 cyclogram of a hammer blow from <n>Aleksei Gastev</n>'s <n>Central Institute of Labour (TsIT)</n>.

Vibrations of a circular plate from the book <n>Schwingungen</n> by <n>W. Schiehlen</n> and <n>P. Eberhard</n>.

A diagram from <n>Tim Ingold</n>'s book <n>Lines: A Brief History</n> distinguishing a meshwork from a network.

A 2019 animated GIF by <n>Etienne Jacob</n> generated using mathematical equations.

A diagram of <n>The Knowledge Box</n>, a multimedia installation designed by <n>Ken Isaacs</n> in 1962.

"Renew to Transform" graphic for the wellness app <n>Open</n>.

Illustration from <n>The Secret Doctrine of the Rosicrucians</n> (1918) by <n>Magus Incognito</n>.

<n>Phantom Black Hole</n> by artist <n>Daniel Martin Diaz</n>, used as the cover for <n>Lars Bartkuhn</n>'s album.

<n>Course</n>, an artwork by <n>Rachel Garrard</n>.

The poster <n>feedback loops</n> by <n>Studio Triple</n>.

The illustration <n>Life Is A Spiral</n> by the art and design account <n>BrainnHearrt</n>.