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Lit Column: Marie Noe Tells You About Her Kids
Always thought babies were dumb. Always did. Bald globey heads and gums dripping spit. Nothing behind the eyes but want.
Artist Write: Thinking While Making Things
WE AS ARTISTS MUST SEE OURSELVES AS RECEIVERS, conductors and generators of the energy that we call art.
This Isn’t Country Time: Stephanie Weiner’s Revolutionary Lemonade Stand
At a workers’ rights fundraiser, under a tent, in the pouring rain, artist and activist Stephanie Weiner told a story that cracked me up and gave her a wealth of artistic credibility, at least in my personal opinion. She told me how she was driving around and noticed a kid sporting one of her designs. [...]
HOW TO GROW
There seems to be an incredible amount of enthusiasm for projects developing alternative economies, education, food, artworlds, and the other infrastructures that organize daily life.
A Consideration for a Social Settlement: A Brief Early History of the Stockyard Institute
After 15 years, the Stockyard Institute has become an incidental practice as well – one that uses the eyes of many curators and situation organizers to open up experiences
Operation First Causualty: An Interview with Aaron Hughes
Much of the work was about his personal experiences in the Middle East and trying to make sense of the war and his own involvement.