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010: JUDGE

April 2022

What’s wrong?

Restive

Word Count: 1,183

by Anne Marie Wirth Cauchon

Seeking hidden sites of release from the strictures of globalized ideological apparatuses to the domination held by the judge.

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With images from DATA: THE NEW BLACK GOLD
by IBIYE CAMP

WHY DANCE IN THE FACE OF WAR?

Word Count: 4,981

by Luce DeLire

An argument for inhabiting the space between hostility and hospitality, and for dancing, in the face of Russia’s war in Ukraine.

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With FUTURE ANCESTRAL TECHNOLOGIES: NEW MYTH
a film by CANNUPA HANSKA LUGER

Transcend Incarceration

Word Count: 3,885

by Will Anderson

An inmate’s reflections and analysis on incarceration and the potentials and limitations for prison abolition.

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With ARBITRARY NAMES CAN’T DEFINE SUCH TASTE
a video by BEN DAWSON

RETRACTING PLEXUS

Word Count: 713

by Dimitra Ioannou

Poetry revolting against the imposition of pervasive judgement under semiocapitalism, and gesturing to its ripe, hidden ruptures.

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With PLEXUS ELASTIC
a video by ANDREA GARCIA VASQUEZ

Spectator Sport

Word Count: 753

by Rashida Taylor

Shot in Accra, Ghana, this fashion editorial considers judgement in the context of neocolonialism, power-play, and fabulousness.

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Fashion editorial with photographer
NANA KWADWO AGYEI ADDO

IN-BETWEEN THE LAW AND TRANSGRESSION: DESIRE, ETHICS, AND SYMBOLIC DESTINY IN PSYCHOANALYSIS

Word Count: 3,147

by Richard B. Keys

A tour through experiments in psychoanalytic writing and a consideration of desire and ethics within and outside the analytic situation.

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With INSIDE OUT
a film by SARAH KHAN

COMING OUT AHEAD

Word Count: 2,743

by Sarah Brumble

Nonfiction on the eerie appearance of decapitated pigs heads through lockdown, the Minneapolis uprising.

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With THE DREAMERS
artwork by IMAN TAJIK