Oyster Roast
Shortie from Shortie CountryI'm Shortie from Shortie Country. I think I have great taste. I love art. I like sharing my world and I like talking to artists that I like about their art. Shortie Country is a biannual arts magazine based in ATL.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 136 | Subscribers | Read | shortiecountry.substack.com |
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Studio Diary 21: goodbye to the PMC
I’m too wound up to be confined to an office. This is true today, tomorrow, and explicitly. I learned something about myself during the few really weird years I joined the professional managerial class. It’s not for me! I thought about mone...
Singapore Sling (1990) Diaries: ulcers in my intestines
Starving and shitting, I’m freezing. I turn the thermostat to 75 degrees even tho I’m under the Snoopy blanket and it’s 80 degrees outside. The shitting part, not that big of a deal. I was looking forward to it, given the alternative. I was...
Studio Diary 20: A Lifetime of Work
I feel this incredible emptying happening. Plants are dying, items are getting donated, disappearing, leaving my life, new apartment, leaving my career, my bowels are emptying.
Studio Diary 19: the theme is intimacy
I find myself concentrating but I’m not using my brain. And I am literally always looking for ways to shut my brain up. I like an animalic challenge. Came home and cut my bangs. It is a universally held opinion: I look better with bangs.
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