Spike is also taking over La Librairie for a few days, serving up a selection of artist editions from its 20-year archive – including a new work by Mark Leckey – plus fresh-off-the-press merch like butter knives, mugs, tote bags, and T-shirts.

As a print magazine, digital broadside, and event space, Spike offers a soapbox to cultural critics and literary essayists to chronicle our time in thought. Founded in 2004, it tackles themes urgent and forever unresolved, from “Web3” and “After Beauty” to “Plants” and “Patriarchy.” Visually splashy, by turns pushy, poetic, unexpected, and never too shy to start an argument – Spike is one of the last remaining independent art magazines.