Mx Media
Delia HarringtonAn arts & culture newsletter from a queer perspective. The name is a reference to the arts term "mixed media," which means using more than one material, and the gender neutral honorific "Mx," pronounced like "mix."
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Infrequently | Issues | 8 |
| Subscribers | Read | mxmedia.substack.com |
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Squid Game Season 2's Korean Art References
Squid Game’s history-making first season is chock full of much-discussed fine art references. Most articles when it come out focused on the same imagery: the MC Escher-like staircase (and its resemblance to architect Ricardo Bofill’s La Mur...
Love in the Big City: Queering the K-Drama
Spoilers for the drama series Love in the Big City, and to some extent, the novel by Sang Young Park. I have yet to see the film, but I would love a screener!
Right Place, Wrong Painting? Yun and RM's RPWP
A brightened still from the music video for Come Back to Me
Firelei Báez at the ICA Boston
It’s always special when you can speak with an artist directly about their work, especially to have an artist there with you as you walk through the galleries. When I reviewed the first North American survey of painter and sculptor Firelei ...
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Delia is a Boston-based queer enby arts & culture critic with bylines at Artnet, ARTnews, Xtra, DAME Magazine, Polygon, Paste, Den of Geek & more. They're a member of GALECA, the Society of LGBTQ+ Entertainment critics.
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