And who knows how long this will last? Weeks? Months? I can't wrap my head around it.
I worried about the stars, too: A Smile Split By the Stars Experiments with nourbeSe philip’s Revolutionary Intention
From the Archives: The Miraculous Vivacity of Salman Toor
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Migration of People, Plants, and Ideas
the idea that human rights are tied to land and the fact that plants are part of my work is no coincidence. Indigenous cultures wouldn’t exist without access to land as a fundamental right. That’s a theme in my work: food culture, human rights, access to land, taste.
12 Cartoons
The Wolfbane bloomed, the autumn moon was bright, and still Dave felt out of place at the furry convention.
Internet Ephemera and a Mid-century London Artist
How quickly artists can fade into obscurity if information about them is behind paywalls or links to exhibits are dead.
From the Archives: Track 3: I Miss You
My old friend and I stopped talking, and it's largely my fault.
Notes on My Grandpa’s Senninbari and the In-Between of Art and Politics
Spending time in the archives and, like most people I know, receiving numerous mutual aid requests, I’m struck by how both senninbari and fundraisers remind us of human-made tragedies and policy failures, as well as the commitment individuals and communities can make to each other, despite.
