Essays about life + growing older with no fucking grace.
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“No One In My State Will Be Invisible to Me.”
Photographer: Stephen Shames. From a series called: Outside the Dream: Child Poverty in America. 1984-1989. Here, a man and woman argue over their child. Notice his hands.
I’m sure you’ve all read about the crazy coming out of Ohio politi...
The Cruelty of Flamingos.
Mark Rothko. Paintings in Pink. Like Flamingos.
I’ve been thinking about flamingos.
A Canadian tourist was convicted, this week, of animal cruelty here in Las Vegas. 34-year-old Mitchell Fairbarn, from Ontario Canada got super drunk bac...
Parallel Play
Artist: Sierra Slentz. Marking Time, 2021. Barrick Museum. University of Las Vegas Nevada. 365 clay round sculptures keep track of each day of the pandemic, the deaths, the quiet, the fear, the loneliness, the friendship, the hope. Each cla...
Without Checks + Balances.
Photographer: Andrew Moisey. From The American Fraternity. 2000 to 2006, Moisey got access through an un-named fraternity through his brother. He documented their lives at at the University of California, Berkeley
I talked to Raffi, my 15-...
Nikole Hannah-Jones Got it Right.
Artist: Jean-Michel Basquiat. 1981. Untitled. An autobiographical work. A car accident as a child kept him in hospital for weeks, depicted here. His mother brought him Gray’s Anatomy to pass the time. The diagrams and illustrations informed...
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Social Scientist + James Beard Award-winning author of The Meth Lunches (St. Martin's. 2023). Essays about the philosophy of living + growing older with no fucking grace.
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