notes on trash
evawriting about camp, art, cultural critique, and anything else I feel like hyper-fixating on.
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A List of Things I Lost in the Fire
In January my family’s home burned down during the fires in Los Angeles. It was sudden and scary and painful. I began making a list of things in my notes of objects I lost when the house burned down. Some of them are very funny because they...
America is Really Weird About the Kennedys
In middle school, my social studies teacher assigned us a project where we had to pick a historical figure to research and then dress up as. I initially chose the documentary photographer Dorothea Lange but was informed that researching her...
Images of Cruelty
###### Authors note: I chose to not feature any images of the victims of any violence I wrote about in this post after some consideration, reasoning regarding this choice can be found in the footnotes.
Is Kitsch Evil?
Gilded everything, ornate recreations of Corinthian columns, an indoor fountain made of marble, a glass tabletop supported by a statue of three golden cupid-children holding hands. So bad it’s good, so good it’s bad, ugly but not ugly, tast...
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cultural criticism/analysis, camp, kitsch, and anything else that I feel like hyper-fixating on
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