Strange Fire collective is a group of interdisciplinary artists, curators, and writers focused on work that engages with current social and political forces.
Hamidah Glasgow interviewed Pete Sands this week on Strange Fire.
Pete Sands is a Navajo singer-songwriter, musician, filmmaker, and actor. @StrangeFireCol @HamidahGlasgow
https://t.co/8L6IcHwHlN
Today, on Strange Fire, Hamidah Glasgow interviewed Ada Trillo. Trillo's unique relationship with the U.S. Mexican border and her travels with a migrant caravan give her images a particular poignancy. @AdaTrillo @HamidahGlasgow @StrangeFireCol
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In today's Strange Fire Collective interview, Hamidah Glasgow and Michelle Rogers Pritzl talk about purity culture and Pritzl's series, Not Waving But Drowning. @HamidahGlasgow @MICHELLErPRITZL@StrangeFireCol Read the interview here: https://t.co/RMtTO55alg
“40 Acers…Gumbo Ya Ya” is an exploration of black land wealth and a poetic examination of a promise made by Union General William Sherman. Read @HamidahGlasgow's interview with Letitia Huckaby. @StrangeFireCol https://t.co/RMtTO55alg
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Hamidah Glasgow interviewed Tomiko Jones for Strange Fire Collective. Tomiko Jones' work is linked to place, exploring transitions in the landscape in social, cultural and geographical terms. @HamidahGlasgow @tomiko_jones https://t.co/1qetJjO32I
Hamidah Glasgow interviewed Kennady Schneider for Strange Fire this week. Schneider's current work focuses on her experience of being a Black woman and athlete in America and the historical misrepresentations that continue through pop culture today.
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Hamidah Glasgow interviewed Sarah Sudhoff about her project, Supply and Demand. This work explores the way that breastfeeding is both highly medicalized and yet undeniably personal in contemporary American culture. @HamidahGlasgow
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Today on Strange Fire Collective, Hamidah Glasgow interviewed Brian Ganter about his series kiss, stroke, grip which pays tribute to porn stars that died due to complications of HIV/AIDS. @StrangeFireCol @HamidahGlasgow https://t.co/sbcQP1TH4i
Hamidah Glasgow interviews Rafael Soldi in today's post. Soldi's active art and curatorial practice focus on collaboration. His most recent series explores immigration. @StrangeFireCol @HamidahGlasgow
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Hamidah Glasgow interviewed Zihui Song for Strange Fire this week. Song's work explores internalized misogyny as well as the complexities of women's bewilderment and identities in the context of Chinese patriarchal society @HamidahGlasgow @zihuisong
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Book Review: D'Angelo Lovell Williams @ImaFixWolves@StrangeFireCol Self-published, self-titled zine with unique handwritten text
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Heather Oelklaus's series, O.P.P., features vintage prints woven together to explore narratives of the past and to question narratives of the present. Representing voices of women and other misrepresented peoples makes visual the many issues of our time.
https://t.co/bU6pw2MNbX
Today @StrangeFireCol, Hamidah Glasgow interviews Matthew Finley. Finley’s work is both painful and filled with hope. Throughout the work is a tenderness and vulnerability that belies the gentle person that has found a life unexpected.
https://t.co/QEBqnA5IAU
Laura J Bennett chats with Hamidah Glasgow about her series, Dames of Anatomy. Bennett talks about rituals and artistic processes that,"contribute to a universal source, a well of collective female experience." @HamidahGlasgow @StrangeFireCol https://t.co/QOjyvqLR2g
Today @HamidahGlasgow interviews Shinya Masuda.
Shinya Masuda’s work makes visual the complexity of familial relationships. Masuda uses the objects in his daily life that signify relationship and the conflicting way of love, enmity, and reconciliation.
https://t.co/pu2rCHeJWH
Hamidah Glasgow's interview with Anthony P. McGlaun is live on Strange Fire Collective. McGlaun focuses on social justice work through music to garner and facilitate uncomfortable conversations. @AMTenor https://t.co/Tw5Ag17SJI
Elizabeth M. Claffey's work, Matrilinear, is the focus of my Strange Fire Interview today. As we question current gender roles and patriarchy, this work is a deep dive into the ways women historically carved out methods to pass down women's knowledge. https://t.co/4yTcRfBAqt