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Rethinking institutions through social change.
Rethinking institutions through social change.
Party creates vivid pastels and transformational installations that lure viewers deep into the backstories of his subjects.
The artist-filmmaker on his prescient collage film, featuring the jetsam and flotsam of global supply chains and a prophecy of the coming pandemic.
A rare David Wojnarowicz zine is republished.
An artist working to unveil ugly truths.
3D-printing face shields to combat the shortage of PPE for hospital workers.
On writing female friendship, learning about moonshine, and composing a novel one image at a time.
Re-embracing the full sonic spectrum in the era of binary digital sound.
And in that dream I felt a warm bright light.
A snow lark hovers over the isolated Isle of the Dead A shadow on the beach is an echo of Venus who bestows upon me some ripened red fruit In this isolated moment waves produce a dream that seduces me
First I was Ren’s guest, a role that indicated only the short length of our acquaintance, rather than what it would become later: the strategic adherence to a balance of formality and intimacy designed to showcase only my most appealing qualities.
Alphabets are limited; it’s the arrangement of letters that produces meaning.
David Berman committed suicide, and I’m like a blackbird that has flown into a bay window and awoken in a flower box, dizzy in gardenia shade, trying to get un-stunned and back on the wing before the neighborhood cats come round.
Cypriano’s documentary Born to Be follows the profound journeys of several patients and doctors at the Mount Sinai Center for Transgender Medicine and Surgery.
Two artists recast the iconography of consumerism—one into tradition-bending Kuwaiti dowry chests and the other into sculptures evoking raw flesh.
In her paintings, videos, and installations, Ganesh plays with the distinction between art object and artifact, myth and history, to posit alternative, emancipatory futures.
Film, performance, and sculpture that imagine exorcism as liberation.
On growing up in Alabama, boys as muses, finding queer community, snake handling, and more.
On writing a systems novel that accommodates a diverse cast of characters and the concerns of our hyper-digital times.
