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Sika Foyer
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Marilyn Pappas
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III. Marilyn Pappas & Sika Foyer: Embellishment, Metamorphosis, and Presence
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Jennifer Ling Datchuk
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Yvette Mayorga
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II. Yvette Mayorga & Jennifer Ling Datchuk: Adornment, Accessory, and Identity
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Mandy Cano Villalobos
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Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt
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I. Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt & Mandy Cano Villalobos: Dolls, Detritus, and Devotion
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Helen Allsebrook’s “It is what it is…” (2012) and Jennifer Caine’s “Chronotope” (2012)
High-resolution Images for Hend Alawadhi’s post, “Al-Mutanabbi Street: Start The Conversation”
Eye-con
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“The Garden” and “Wanna Know My Secret?”
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“Half Cat”, “Ceiling Cat”, and “Catt”
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Thirty-six Copies of the Mona Lisa
by Cindy Hwang and Hua Xi Thirty-six Copies of the Mona Lisa is a digital poem about oil painting reproductions, Chinese national identity, and Western colonialism. When my friend Hua Xi approached me in December 2018 with an opportunity to collaborate…
After Douglas Crimp Questionnaire Response: Tara Najd Ahmadi
An Art Historian’s Recipe is a short homage film that depicts the story of a cookbook project by art historian, Douglas Crimp (1944-2019). In the 1970s, Crimp and his boyfriend attempted to publish a Moroccan cookbook in New York City, but their …
Dolce far niente, Ärjä
by Nina Luostarinen Ärjä island is known for its long sand beaches, high shoreline cliffs and deep pine forests. The island is a geomorphically important ridge island on the Oulujärvi ridgeline in Kainuu area, Finland. Its cultural history includes anc…
Apis Mellifera: Towards an Ecoaesthetics of Stillness
By Michał Krawczyk Humanity became the major geo-shifting force on the planet. The current epoch of the Anthropocene sadly affirms our disrupting engagement with the more-than-human world.1 The rates of endangerment among mammals, birds, reptiles, amph…
All The Places You’ll Go (Women As Place)
By Angela Washko All The Places You’ll Go (Women As Place) is an interactive hypertext point-and-click narrative adventure game. Since 2011, Angela Washko has collected over 200 postcards from around the world and from 23 states throughout the U…
Being
By Iasmin Omar Ata “We are the wound in the Arab world … everyone watches what happens to us.” –Nader Said1 Being is an abstract adventure game that explores, from a future lens, the past and present of the Palestinian lived experience.2 In the s…
Untitled Dating Sim & Boy’s Curse/Boy’s Blessing
By Nilson Carroll Using game genre as metaphor, I put a digital avatar of myself in a series of vulnerable positions for Untitled Dating Sim. This work considers the abstractions of human bodies in games as more than just a means to score points throug…
The Origin Tapes
By Beina Xu The Origin Tapes is an essay film borne from the discovery of a suitcase of unseen VHS tapes recording my family’s migration from China to the U.S. in the 1980s. They contained images of landmark moments in personal and collective history: …
Queerstory on Art and Sex: What’s love got to do with it?
By Trish Nixon Visceral desire, pleasures of the flesh, A pulsating heat that is all consuming A gaze that touches melting you into a pool of ecstasy My aim is to articulate truthfully what it means to inhabit my body. Rawness, pleasure, and deviant be…
Amores Postmodernos
Featured image: Uy aqui y donde sea By Martin F. Wannam “Amores Postmodernos”a photographic series that explores queer subjects from Guatemala City with a contemporary narrative base of social media, sex, gender and sexuality created with religious sym…
Love in the dark
By Alexandra Halkias Love is colonized and recolonized. Never having been pure, technically love no longer can be said to exist really. Hallmark cards and diamonds, laws, LGBTQI+ struggles for its recognition, gowns, roses and designated beneficiaries …