Hazing the Muse by Rya Kleinpeter and Benjy Russell

These images are a preview from a collaborative body of work by Rya Kleinpeter and Benjy Russell.Hazing the Muse is a series of heteronormative mind games in which Kleinpeter and Russell role play using the self as subject and the self

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Hazing the Muse by Rya Kleinpeter and Benjy Russell

These images are a preview from a collaborative body of work by Rya Kleinpeter and Benjy Russell.Hazing the Muse is a series of heteronormative mind games in which Kleinpeter and Russell role play using the self as subject and the self

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Coming to America by Martin Eiermann

“It’s not just us keeping them apart. It’s everyone in Beszel and everyone in Ul Qoma. Every minute, every day. We’re only the last ditch: it’s everyone in the cities who does most of the work. It works because you

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Coming to America by Martin Eiermann

“It’s not just us keeping them apart. It’s everyone in Beszel and everyone in Ul Qoma. Every minute, every day. We’re only the last ditch: it’s everyone in the cities who does most of the work. It works because you

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Eileen Myles and JD Samson in Conversation

[Transcript edited for clarity, MW] Martabel Wasserman: I was very excited and anxious preparing for this conversation so I decided to email one of my teachers from college, Helen Molesworth, who introduced me to Eileen’s work, to ask for question

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Eileen Myles and JD Samson in Conversation

[Transcript edited for clarity, MW] Martabel Wasserman: I was very excited and anxious preparing for this conversation so I decided to email one of my teachers from college, Helen Molesworth, who introduced me to Eileen’s work, to ask for question

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(Re)writing the Road, a leditor by Martabel Wasserman

I’m the robotic kid lost from the blind eye of the government and wandering the edges of a computerized landscape, all civilization is turning like one huge gear in my head. -David Wonjarowicz, In the Shadow of the American Dream/

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(Re)writing the Road, a leditor by Martabel Wasserman

I’m the robotic kid lost from the blind eye of the government and wandering the edges of a computerized landscape, all civilization is turning like one huge gear in my head. -David Wonjarowicz, In the Shadow of the American Dream/

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On Roads and On Roadmaps by Flora Kao

  Flora Kao, Lines of Desire, 2008  Acrylic on vellum 7.5 x 10.5 feet [Detail] Referencing the blueprint as a locus of dreams, Lines of Desire is made of hundreds of overlays of the LA street-grid on vellum. Upon approach, its delicate atmospherics

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On Roads and On Roadmaps by Flora Kao

  Flora Kao, Lines of Desire, 2008  Acrylic on vellum 7.5 x 10.5 feet [Detail] Referencing the blueprint as a locus of dreams, Lines of Desire is made of hundreds of overlays of the LA street-grid on vellum. Upon approach, its delicate atmospherics

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we are all pussy riot, posters by rebecca lieberman

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we are all pussy riot, posters by rebecca lieberman

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Office Hours with Jack Halberstam

Martabel: How would you describe your practice? Jack: Practice is a tricky word. My practice is associated with public intellectual labor, with being out in the world, and taking some of the work I do in the context of the

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Office Hours with Jack Halberstam

Martabel: How would you describe your practice? Jack: Practice is a tricky word. My practice is associated with public intellectual labor, with being out in the world, and taking some of the work I do in the context of the

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Make Pretend Poster by Eric Adolfsen

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Make Pretend Poster by Eric Adolfsen

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Christmas on Mars by Carlton DeWoody

Throughout time threats to our environment shaky economies existential crisis and self medication with the rise of fear and the fall of tolerance obesity of ignorance and anorexia of heart there is a light that sparkles inside our bone star

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Christmas on Mars by Carlton DeWoody

Throughout time threats to our environment shaky economies existential crisis and self medication with the rise of fear and the fall of tolerance obesity of ignorance and anorexia of heart there is a light that sparkles inside our bone star

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Untitled, 2010 by K. Garcia

        Here is my attempt to (visually) create (an)other orifices, which is not mouth, is not vagina, or anus, it is other. Images were torn from magazines, placed in a vitrine deconstructed and then recomposed, parts of

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Untitled, 2010 by K. Garcia

        Here is my attempt to (visually) create (an)other orifices, which is not mouth, is not vagina, or anus, it is other. Images were torn from magazines, placed in a vitrine deconstructed and then recomposed, parts of

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Guru Carla Poster by Andrew Berardini and K. Garcia

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Guru Carla Poster by Andrew Berardini and K. Garcia

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Undocubus Riders Confront Democrats and the Poli-Migra by Gabriela Alcazar

On July 29th, 2012, the Undocubus took off from Phoenix, Arizona with a brave group of undocumented immigrants and allies of all ages.  The No Papers, No Fear: Ride For Justice is headed east to the Democratic National Convention taking

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Undocubus Riders Confront Democrats and the Poli-Migra by Gabriela Alcazar

On July 29th, 2012, the Undocubus took off from Phoenix, Arizona with a brave group of undocumented immigrants and allies of all ages.  The No Papers, No Fear: Ride For Justice is headed east to the Democratic National Convention taking

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Recapping Time by Martabel Wasserman

“Feeling the press of the complexity upon the emptiness of life, people are fearful at the thought that at any moment things might thrust out of control.”- The Port Huron Statement, 1962 This lens is ready-made nostalgia; it was as

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Recapping Time by Martabel Wasserman

“Feeling the press of the complexity upon the emptiness of life, people are fearful at the thought that at any moment things might thrust out of control.”- The Port Huron Statement, 1962 This lens is ready-made nostalgia; it was as

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How Can an Artist Be? by Cora Currier

    In the 1860s, the British writer G.H. Lewes trumpeted the professionalization of literature. “To write for a livelihood,” he remarked, “even on a complete misapprehension of our powers, is at least a respectable impulse. To play at literature

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How Can an Artist Be? by Cora Currier

    In the 1860s, the British writer G.H. Lewes trumpeted the professionalization of literature. “To write for a livelihood,” he remarked, “even on a complete misapprehension of our powers, is at least a respectable impulse. To play at literature

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(Re) United in Anger, an interview with Jim Hubbard

  I was lucky enough to interview  Jim Hubbard before the LA premiere of his documentary United in Anger at Outfest . The film is a history of ACT UP New York that draws on archival footage and the 130+ interviews and counting

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(Re) United in Anger, an interview with Jim Hubbard

  I was lucky enough to interview  Jim Hubbard before the LA premiere of his documentary United in Anger at Outfest . The film is a history of ACT UP New York that draws on archival footage and the 130+ interviews and counting

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ACT UP at 25: Past and Present Posters

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ACT UP at 25: Past and Present Posters

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Two Billboards by Nadia Gaber

This is a simple reflection on two billboards: one, the last I saw upon leaving the cacophonous streets of Cairo; the other, the first I saw upon arriving back in placid, progressive San Francisco.   In an early-morning taxi to

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Two Billboards by Nadia Gaber

This is a simple reflection on two billboards: one, the last I saw upon leaving the cacophonous streets of Cairo; the other, the first I saw upon arriving back in placid, progressive San Francisco.   In an early-morning taxi to

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You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real) by Theo Adams

You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real) – Theo Adams Mix REAL – A sound collage by Theo Adams (Director of The Theo Adams Company) – 2008. Premiered at Assab-One, Milan in conjunction with Gea Politi and the Conduits Gallery on

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You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real) by Theo Adams

You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real) – Theo Adams Mix REAL – A sound collage by Theo Adams (Director of The Theo Adams Company) – 2008. Premiered at Assab-One, Milan in conjunction with Gea Politi and the Conduits Gallery on

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Black and Pink Issue 3: Coming Out as Trans

Our Third Installation from the queer prison abolition network Black and Pink Artwork by David R. Flint Jr #267953 Avon Park Correctional Institution A-1106-U PO Box 1100 Avon Park, FL 33826-1100 Hello Family of Black & Pink, My name is Charles,

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Black and Pink Issue 3: Coming Out as Trans

Our Third Installation from the queer prison abolition network Black and Pink Artwork by David R. Flint Jr #267953 Avon Park Correctional Institution A-1106-U PO Box 1100 Avon Park, FL 33826-1100 Hello Family of Black & Pink, My name is Charles,

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Poster by Damon Krukowski

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Poster by Damon Krukowski

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Undocuqueer Posters by Julio Salgado

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Undocuqueer Posters by Julio Salgado

  Seleny.jpeg Felipe.jpeg Jesus.jpeg Jonathan.jpeg Mario.jpeg Prerna.jpeg   Julio Salgado ‘s work can be followed here

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Coming Soon Poster by Elan Greenwald

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Coming Soon Poster by Elan Greenwald

Coming Soon 2012 (1)

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Why are Bicycle Frames Still Gendered Objects? By Hanna Negami

To mount the first bicycle, invented in 1817 by Karl von Drais, one needed to swing a leg over the top beam, a practice considered too un-ladylike for women; the seated position was also difficult to maintain while wearing a

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Why are Bicycle Frames Still Gendered Objects? By Hanna Negami

To mount the first bicycle, invented in 1817 by Karl von Drais, one needed to swing a leg over the top beam, a practice considered too un-ladylike for women; the seated position was also difficult to maintain while wearing a

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Posters by Isabel Theselius

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Posters by Isabel Theselius

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On Wearing Masks: Jon Leon and Bdydbl in Conversation

BDYDBL: This is a spread I put together for an issue of Daddy Magazine in 2007 this issue was called “black daddy”, when reading your essay on Lindsay I thought of this image. In your essay, you write that the

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On Wearing Masks: Jon Leon and Bdydbl in Conversation

BDYDBL: This is a spread I put together for an issue of Daddy Magazine in 2007 this issue was called “black daddy”, when reading your essay on Lindsay I thought of this image. In your essay, you write that the

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First Kiss / Last Dance by Legacy Russell

Here’s how the dream ends: It is Summer. Moisture is crucified in the air with two wooden clothespins and a wire hanger. You are told there are trees in the city but everywhere you look you cannot see them and so you will all get into your little cars and drive up to the woods. In the woods there is a box. The box is a present already

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First Kiss / Last Dance by Legacy Russell

Here’s how the dream ends: It is Summer. Moisture is crucified in the air with two wooden clothespins and a wire hanger. You are told there are trees in the city but everywhere you look you cannot see them and so you will all get into your little cars and drive up to the woods. In the woods there is a box. The box is a present already

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Posters by Daniel Joseph Martinez

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Posters by Daniel Joseph Martinez

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Cyclona, Manon, and Lucas Samaras: Images Curated by Sarvia Jasso

  “Cyclona” is a drag character played by Robert Legorreta, a Chicano artist and member of the Southern California Gay Liberation Front. Cyclona (which is feminine for cyclone) made her debut in Caca-Roaches Have No Friends (1969), a play that was written

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Cyclona, Manon, and Lucas Samaras: Images Curated by Sarvia Jasso

  “Cyclona” is a drag character played by Robert Legorreta, a Chicano artist and member of the Southern California Gay Liberation Front. Cyclona (which is feminine for cyclone) made her debut in Caca-Roaches Have No Friends (1969), a play that was written

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Reversible by Marcus Civin

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Reversible by Marcus Civin

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Cadaver poems by Nadia Gaber

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Cadaver poems by Nadia Gaber

untitled  But for you. three pale strips of flesh trimmed, square draped delicately across the bridge of your nose like dough set aside as lattice or clay, for teacup handles each kept from crawling back to offer shade by one pearl-ended hat pin

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ANTARCTICA FOR 2 (OR MORE, UNTIL IT’S 1 TOO MANY…) by Vito Acconci/Acconci Studio

Vito Acconci/Acconci Studio ANTARCTICA FOR 2 (OR MORE, UNTIL IT’S 1 TOO MANY…) Theater-Piece In Words Only, For 2 Actors At A Podium + Lights Whitechapel Gallery, London, Feb 2011   (House lights go off, podium lights out) (W:)  Come

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ANTARCTICA FOR 2 (OR MORE, UNTIL IT’S 1 TOO MANY…) by Vito Acconci/Acconci Studio

Vito Acconci/Acconci Studio ANTARCTICA FOR 2 (OR MORE, UNTIL IT’S 1 TOO MANY…) Theater-Piece In Words Only, For 2 Actors At A Podium + Lights Whitechapel Gallery, London, Feb 2011   (House lights go off, podium lights out) (W:)  Come

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Tripping On Cyber Roads photographs by Martabel Wasserman

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Paintings by Ilana Savdie

 

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Paintings by Ilana Savdie

 

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From Shaylanna’s Sketchbook, courtesy of Black & Pink

A little bit about me. I’m 27 years old and I’m from the Upper Westside (Grand and Garden) in Buffalo,  New York. I was born in Savannah, GA (directly South). When I was forced into smuggling drugs, I lived all over

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From Shaylanna’s Sketchbook, courtesy of Black & Pink

A little bit about me. I’m 27 years old and I’m from the Upper Westside (Grand and Garden) in Buffalo,  New York. I was born in Savannah, GA (directly South). When I was forced into smuggling drugs, I lived all over

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Untitled I, Untitled II by Andy J. Brown

These two studies (Untitled Study I and II) create analogies between architectural sites in different states of finish. I have been photographing different locations throughout California for the last year, documenting the new ruins that dot the landscape. These photographs

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Untitled I, Untitled II by Andy J. Brown

These two studies (Untitled Study I and II) create analogies between architectural sites in different states of finish. I have been photographing different locations throughout California for the last year, documenting the new ruins that dot the landscape. These photographs

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Videos by Alexandra Pacheco Garcia

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Videos by Alexandra Pacheco Garcia

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Photos by Alexandra Pacheco Garcia

        As a medium that allows for the obsessive collection of visual evidence, I am using photography to locate the body  (my body and the bodies of those I love.). This series of three photographs and related

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Photos by Alexandra Pacheco Garcia

        As a medium that allows for the obsessive collection of visual evidence, I am using photography to locate the body  (my body and the bodies of those I love.). This series of three photographs and related

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Posters by WAGE

Working Artists and the Greater Economy (W.A.G.E.) is an activist, advocacy and consciousness-raising group formed in 2008. W.A.G.E. advocates that fair payment practices be established for the visual artists, performers, writers and independent curators with whom U.S. art institutions &

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Posters by WAGE

Working Artists and the Greater Economy (W.A.G.E.) is an activist, advocacy and consciousness-raising group formed in 2008. W.A.G.E. advocates that fair payment practices be established for the visual artists, performers, writers and independent curators with whom U.S. art institutions &

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Sarina (in three parts) by Iman James

  Sarina, download   I. Mia was running late; she was supposed to be at the park to meet some friends for a Sunday picnic ten minutes ago. Surely, all would be fine on this lazy Sunday afternoon, as time

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Sarina (in three parts) by Iman James

  Sarina, download   I. Mia was running late; she was supposed to be at the park to meet some friends for a Sunday picnic ten minutes ago. Surely, all would be fine on this lazy Sunday afternoon, as time

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An Exercise in the Impossible (After Manuel Arechiga) by Artemisa Clark

  On May 16, 1959, Manuel Arechiga was photographed sweeping the “porch” of the tent he shared with his wife, Abrana, for a total of 10 days, or 14,400 minutes. This tent was built over the ruins of their family’s

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An Exercise in the Impossible (After Manuel Arechiga) by Artemisa Clark

  On May 16, 1959, Manuel Arechiga was photographed sweeping the “porch” of the tent he shared with his wife, Abrana, for a total of 10 days, or 14,400 minutes. This tent was built over the ruins of their family’s

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NO HOMO by Alessandro Bava

NO HOMO YES HOMO MAYBZ HOMO NOW HOME: no homo does not infer from the way we are what we can not do or know, but will release from the contingency that has made us be what we are, the possibility

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NO HOMO by Alessandro Bava

NO HOMO YES HOMO MAYBZ HOMO NOW HOME: no homo does not infer from the way we are what we can not do or know, but will release from the contingency that has made us be what we are, the possibility

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CICELY BETWEEN MY KNEES by RL Goldberg

  CICELY BETWEEN MY KNEES Cicely and I have been best friends since college. We were pretty much inseparable when we met at the campus dining hall. We were both waiting in line at the vegetable bar. When we graduated

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CICELY BETWEEN MY KNEES by RL Goldberg

  CICELY BETWEEN MY KNEES Cicely and I have been best friends since college. We were pretty much inseparable when we met at the campus dining hall. We were both waiting in line at the vegetable bar. When we graduated

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Images by RamRam Abdellah

Abdellah RamRam (born 1966) A native of Morocco, Abdellah RamRam has been drawing his entire life and moved to the United States in 2000. RamRam uses a ballpoint pen, colored markers, and pencil to create his art. Using these simple

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Images by RamRam Abdellah

Abdellah RamRam (born 1966) A native of Morocco, Abdellah RamRam has been drawing his entire life and moved to the United States in 2000. RamRam uses a ballpoint pen, colored markers, and pencil to create his art. Using these simple

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Featured Players by Michael Dahan

Images of celebrities reflect our desires back at us; we define ourselves though and against the qualities in which we imbue them. I am interested in the psychological construction and mediation of identity through mass media images. The problem is,

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Featured Players by Michael Dahan

Images of celebrities reflect our desires back at us; we define ourselves though and against the qualities in which we imbue them. I am interested in the psychological construction and mediation of identity through mass media images. The problem is,

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Swatch: The De-Materialization of a Wardrobe (excerpt) by Aaron Valenzuela

      From a young age, magazines such as W, Rolling Stone, and Vogue were sought after literature.  The first magazine I ever subscribed to was Rolling Stone, lured by the cover of a golden Amazon warrior, made real

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Swatch: The De-Materialization of a Wardrobe (excerpt) by Aaron Valenzuela

      From a young age, magazines such as W, Rolling Stone, and Vogue were sought after literature.  The first magazine I ever subscribed to was Rolling Stone, lured by the cover of a golden Amazon warrior, made real

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Go Home, a mix by Dave Dwares

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Go Home, a mix by Dave Dwares

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Paintings by Louise Erhard

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Paintings by Louise Erhard

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Ecocore Poster

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Ecocore Poster

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CUT, PASTE, DRAG, DREAM: an Editor’s Letter by Martabel Wasserman

I am in the habit of dragging jpegs from my daily Internet wanderings onto my desktop into increasingly chaotic classification systems: Friends in drag, Parties/Performative Resistance?, Police Brutality, Gay Police,Dykes Protesting Interconnected Forms of Oppression, Ernest Flower Power, Psychedelic/Political Buses, Facebook I, Facebook II, Etc. etc. etc.  

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CUT, PASTE, DRAG, DREAM: an Editor’s Letter by Martabel Wasserman

I am in the habit of dragging jpegs from my daily Internet wanderings onto my desktop into increasingly chaotic classification systems: Friends in drag, Parties/Performative Resistance?, Police Brutality, Gay Police,Dykes Protesting Interconnected Forms of Oppression, Ernest Flower Power, Psychedelic/Political Buses, Facebook I, Facebook II, Etc. etc. etc.  

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