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It’s June 👀 and our newest feature by Jason Alley is out now—and you should read it asap!!
“STORIES: The AIDS Monument gifts greater Los Angeles one way to acknowledge an impossible period of loss and a parallel history of coalition.”
https://t.co/dx6n1v19MO
Professor, cultural critic, & author Myra Bloom interviews intermedia artist and scholar, Eric Schmaltz about his latest poetry collection, I CONFESS (2026), an intimate & lyrical documentation of the extractive & poetic potential of lie detector tests:
https://t.co/7oQXftRMRb
In our newest review, Emma Peters writes that Sophie Calle’s Take Care of Yourself "applies socially accepted forms of middle-class labor to the messy and intimate object of the break-up email.” Read it now! https://t.co/vKhNMjO8hE
Our newest feature by David Berridge on Katherine Hubbard is out now!
“These elegiac ultrasounds turn photography’s fixation on the past and memory into an event of the now…”
https://t.co/yQciwWfskv
Thanks to the editors at @ASAP_Journal, especially Bellamy for her insightful comments!
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My essay on Agarau's Years of Blood is out!
"The Years of Blood examines socially prevalent challenges—ritual killings, witchcraft, kidnapping, and everyday violence—through a syntax that heightens the book’s aural and visual appeal, rendering the region increasingly dystopian"
Out now!
@eniola_abdulroq reviews Adedayo Agarau: “Unlike his contemporaries, the blend of real and imagined events/entities in The Years of Blood pushes the poetics beyond real-life catastrophes, hinting at a certain level of traditional sensibility.”
https://t.co/IMoXx2CEBn
NEW CLUSTER ALERT
Worldmaking/Worldbreaking: Reports from the ASAP/16 Gulf Coast Artist Showcase
Ed. Michael Dango
&&Feat.
Moya Li
Istifaa Ahmed
Waleska Solorzano
Thea Ballard
Sarah Buckner
Tara Holman
Jered Mabaquiao
Zora Duncan
Paloma Checa-Gismero
https://t.co/uxLQQ9uSV1
Zora Duncan investigates how the artist duo of Nick Vaughan and Jake Margolin speculatively archive queer communities throughout the United States.
https://t.co/4ag6GmZKxr