Waste Not Tragedy
JessicaI write about art, technology, and mal moderne.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Matthias Groebel: phantoms all around me
While I’ve admired images of German artist Matthias Groebel’s work online for years, I only learned of his notable trajectory from obscure pharmacist’s assistant in Cologne to internationally exhibiting artist upon my visit to phantoms all ...
The Brothers Disconsolate
I was fortunate to spend much of 2023 in London, and even more so to collaborate with some friends i’d met online (as well as one of my dearest and oldest offline friends), including the vaunted Alexander’s Diary. The product, a zine titled...
The Discreet Charm of the Bovary
In Deceit, Desire & the Novel: Self and Other in Literary Structure, literary scholar and anthropologist Rene Girard introduces a concept of desire drawn from his analysis of canonical literature dubbed “triangular desire”. Triangular desir...
Mailer's Dick
Today marks the 51st[1] anniversary of Norman Mailer’s infamous 1971 appearance on The Dick Cavett Show, when the typically innocuous namesake was rendered Maury Povich for 25 brilliant minutes, arbitrating (and agitating) a petty conflict ...
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