A reflection on love, loss, and mourning.
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With UNNAMED POEM IN MOURNING
a video by LUCY XIAOCHUAN LIU
Category Archives: Personal Essay
Finding solace in the virtual forests of the video game ‘Animal Crossing.’
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With GALAXY
a video by DAGMAR SCHÜRRER
From the felt experience of the Kosovo War, to an exploration of the experience of disaster through the sight of an eclipse’s corona.
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With MONUMENT FOR LOST TIME
an artwork by LARISSA SANSOUR & SØREN LIND
Unveiling the Collective in Isolation: Thinking the Apocalypse with D. H. Lawrence
Word Count: 3,927
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An evocation of the potentials for a collective response to apocalyptic murmurs that defies the biblical division between the saved, and the damned.
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With ESCAPE
photography by TATIANA BONDAREVA
Do Androids Dream of Abroad?
Word Count: 1,887
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Connectivity, creativity, and daring to dream through the abandonment of exile.
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With KINGDOM OF THE DISPOSSESSED
an artwork by SADIE WEIS
Duckbutt
Word Count: 4,145
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An essay on the battle for self-love in a violent, white-dominated world.
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With ASC BEACH, OSIRIAN PROCESSES & GOD BODY
artworks by CRICE
Walking the Red River to honor Murdered & Missing Indigenous women.
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With WATER
a video by TANYA LUKIN LINKLATER
On the Myths of Being White and Being Exceptional
Word Count: 3,131
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On the lies that white privilege tells.
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With CONQUERORS & MONSTER
photographs by PAMELA COHN
One psychotherapist’s journey from extreme poverty & domestic abuse, through institutional abuse & clandestine drug testing in the US psychiatric system, into transcendence & a life of healing.
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With WHEN WE WENT THERE WE WALKED THE PERIMETER
artwork by KATE HOLFORD
EXILE
Word Count: 4,040
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A short story on the exile of the body, tongue, mind, and soul.
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With KOSTËRRC (CH)
artwork by PETRIT HALILAJ
We Don’t Make Love Here Anymore
Word Count: 2,360
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Children, commitment, and erotic encounters in a bed for three.
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With TERRITORIES
photographs by LEVITICUS HINDS
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A Lover’s Block
Word Count: 4,285
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A meditation on the boundaries of monogamous love and friendship, and the triangular structure at the core of togetherness.
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With AFTER ANNIE #2 & #9
photographs by KATE HOLFORD