In our October/November issue, eight artists—Judith Bernstein, Jennifer Bolande, Sue Coe, Renée Green, Tomashi Jackson, Tala Madani, Kenny Scharf, and Taryn Simon—contribute projects that reflect on the US election. On the cover: Adam Pendleton. https://t.co/W2gJvfIklt
September 2020:
Carceral Aesthetics: @NicoleFleetwoo2 & Rachel Kushner
Rosalyn Deutsche on art at Guantánamo
Bruce Hainley on Marie Laurencin
Steven Parrino
Top 10: @demonicground
Cover: project by Stanley Whitney
+Where We’re At: Dispatches from all over
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.@fsgbooks is taking remote fall interns! Interns can be from anywhere in the US; this is a great way to learn about publishing and work with awesome people. Email a résumé and cover letter (telling us about yourself/why you want this internship) to [email protected].
@TobiHaslett Yes, the letter is that much more ludicrous when you consider that the publisher hired Katie Roiphe to critique the "excesses" of #metoo, which is like hiring a Creationist to critique Darwin.
In our Heaven & Hell issue, @negarazimi revisits Gary Indiana's HORSE CRAZY (@7StoriesPress):
"One of its lessons: The government will not save you. Another: It will fuck you over." https://t.co/GtxqLAm8kE
Arthur Jafa’s now iconic video work Love is the Message, The Message is Death (2016) will be live streamed for 48 hours on the websites of 14 museums, beginning tomorrow (Friday).
Justin Walker wrote op-eds & conducted 162 media interviews – including 35 on Fox News alone – defending Kavanaugh in 2018. Tomorrow, the Senate will vote to reward him with a lifetime seat on the powerful DC Circuit.
Call your senators (202-224-3121). Tell them to #StopWalker.
First off, @najournalists has great tips on terminology. They have slides meant for journalists, but the information is helpful for anyone who wants to make sure they are using the correct words to describe Indigenous people. Find the slides here. 2/4 https://t.co/b7BsEfv59a