Nothing is Too Banal
Mary Addison HackettEssays on art and life. Notes on process. Deep cuts, keen observations, quotidian details.
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Art is easy, art is hard
On Being Difficult.
My default mode is to make things things difficult. I am prone to overthinking what holds meaning. Deconstruction is my love language—not really, but I’m making a point.
Flashback to circa 2006 Los Angeles. A cr...
The Amateur
Images: L-R: Self-portrait, May 23, 2026. Receipts, May 23, 2026. Microwave, circa 1991 (developed 2023). Groupings on magnetic board, (digital) various dates, 2019-2023.
On images over words.
I haven’t felt like writing much...
The Body Holds May
DETAIL. “Garage (Flashlight and Mirror), 2014, oil on linen. * With postcard of Marlene Dumas, “The Painter” hanging in bottom left corner.
It is Mother’s Day and I am not a mother. I also no longer have one. Nor is there a surrogate to be...
In honor of International Worker's Day
Ad hoc test prints after discovering I had been an unreliable narrator when it came to labeling some paper earlier this year.
I forgot why—or when—I started making this list of all the day jobs I’ve had while being an artist, but I dug it...
Day trip to the High Museum
I-75 was not bad on a Saturday. Also, I ❤️ ATL and Chattanooga.
A friend and I took a day trip to the High Museum to see “Mimi Plumb: Blazing Light,” alongside “The Family Album of Ralph Eugene Meatyard.” In addition to amazing work...
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I am a visual and lens-based artist, feminist and advocate based in the American South. I have a (mostly)observational practice exploring how meaning emerges from everyday experiences. Sometimes, I write.
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