James Bridle (b. 1980, UK) is a British writer, artist, publisher and technologist. His work covers the intersection of literature, culture and the network. Many of his works are available online. In 2011, he coined the term “New Aesthetic”, and his ongoing research around this subject has been featured and discussed worldwide.

Bridles work has been shown at the Oslo Architecture Triennale, 2016; Victoria & Albert Museum, 2015; the Southbank Centre, 2014; the Photographer’s Gallery, 2012; Artangel, 2012; the 1st Istanbul Design Biennial, 2012; Guimaraes European City of Culture, 2012. As a journalist and essayist he has written for The Guardian, The White Review, Frieze, WIRED, ICON, Domus, Cabinet, The Atlantic, The New Statesman and many other publications, and between 2011 and 2015 wrote a regular column for The Observer newspaper on publishing and technology.