James Richards and Leslie Thornton
Despite the cheeky title, James Richards and Leslie Thornton's collaborative exhibition "Speed 2" was not an ironic commentary on popular culture.
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Mørch worked in the high-contrast and ragged style of agitprop poster art, perfectly suited for inexpensive reproduction, with bold, dramatic lines suggesting sweeping political statements. Yet her…
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No matter what genre Lynne Tillman is working in, her style suggests an endlessly unspooling talking cure.
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Intimacy and Metaphor: The Writings of Carolee Schneemann
The question of metaphor is one place where Schneemannn's feminist politics meet her interest in literature.
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Daily Reading: Artist Ebooks from Badlands Unlimited
Badlands Unlimited has a stated interest in publishing “books in an expanded field.” The press’s idea of an expanded field can be understood literally, and even modestly, as encompassing anything that…
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Technically Funny: Ben Jones on Television
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