Interview
An account of a life-long haunting that is part memoir, part ghost story, and part critical theory.
An account of a life-long haunting that is part memoir, part ghost story, and part critical theory.
A Raqs Media Collective member discusses politics, art, and not making art.
An album inspired by filmmaker Derek Jarman’s Prospect Cottage.
On interviewing revolutionaries, writing from photographs, and collaborating with translators.
Two memoirs about immigrant roots—from the Soviet Union to Syria—and growing up queer on the cultural margins of New York City.
Weaving the personal and political in silk.
As an Indigenous poet, Belcourt is creating space for himself and his community in “a world we did not want, a world that we did not build for ourselves.”
On her new film, Aggie, the reimagining of art, and the urgency of justice.
Painting psychological modes of looking.
Books that expand the chronic pain canon.
Paintings rich in reference and interpretation.
A conversation that could be a poem, a diary entry, or a game of tennis about how writing reinvents itself.
Paintings that embody a love of materials.
A novel that possesses the spirit of an oral history and the imaginative possibility of a human tiger tail.
Wainwright talks about his tenth studio album, the “anemic” state of pop lyrics, and why Leonard Cohen—not Bob Dylan—should have won the Nobel Prize.
Traumatizing the photographic image.
Accessing the interiority of sounds.
How life transitions inspire literature and what it means to build South Asian writing community.
On process, inspiration, and the psychoanalytic underpinnings of The Superrationals.
Reconstructing a family history in video and collage.
