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Bruce La Bruce, Tony and Wynonny, 1995. C-Print. Courtesy of the artist and Bonny Poon, Toronto
“THESE THINGS THAT YOU DO, that you be you, a poet or whatever, out of love / of being you, here, because you are—that the hateful world only i...
Carmen Argote, Aram’s Sneakers: Mount Eynali, August 6, 8–1030pm, 2026; installation view, “To Share a Stomach” at The Brick, Los Angeles. Photo by Ruben Diaz
This spring, amid the pointless American war on Iran, curator (and Bidoun Contri...
New music from Fatima Al Qadiri is always cause for elation. Today marks the release of “7ilween,” the haunting lead track from her forthcoming four-song EP, 3twi (out October 9, from Hyperdub Records). 7ilween means “pretty young thing” in...
The 1998 World Cup opening in Paris (Thomas Coex/AFP)
FOUR MONUMENTAL, INFLATABLE ROBOTS—one African, one European, one Asian, one (vaguely native) American—marched through Paris before the 1998 World Cup, each gritting its teeth while smi...
PERHAPS BECAUSE HUMAN DESIRE exceeds the bounds of language, we borrow words from other species to try and understand it. Cocks and cunts abound in contemporary parlance, as does the term that arguably stands at the top of our sexual taxono...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Art writer and editor based in Brooklyn, NY.
The only way out is through.
Zain Khalid
but not yet
As an historian of the Iran's 1979 revolution within a global context, I provide deep analyses of Iran’s past and present, and let you decide how that links to its future.
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