Interview
Recordings of subterranean geyser vibrations, endless border walls, vast piles of garbage, and organs in the human body.
Recordings of subterranean geyser vibrations, endless border walls, vast piles of garbage, and organs in the human body.
On writing a novel about work, debt, health care, and incarceration that resists American lore.
The painter and the historian find common ground by unearthing narrative histories that have been overlooked and nearly forgotten.
A photographic practice examining the relationship between art and politics.
A poetry of disfigured visions and avatars.
The filmmaker on unpacking a forty-year friendship, turning the form on its head, and pizza as a madeleine to a lost city.
Imaging bodies in contested landscapes.
On challenging the accepted models of the writing workshop to make room for marginalized experiences.
The Swedish writer on their bloody, darkly comedic speculative fiction.
Combining the sculptural and the digital.
Cinematic portraits of the Indonesian lengger dancer and choreographer, Rianto.
Distorted but structured painting and music.
Paintings that write new figures into art history.
Depicting animals and their liberation.
On vulnerability, ephemerality, and how the novel’s artifice is the best thing about it.
The painters, who met in 1973, reflect on their experiences with student protests, the Black Panthers, and the pressure to be a “bigger guy” than their male counterparts.
A powerfully intimate story collection that embraces darkness and light in equal measure.
A desire to exceed oneself in photographs.
A short story collection that weaves together the complex reality of life in China.
In a two-way interview, the musicians talk about their approach to metal and improvisational music that navigates chaos and the division between genres.