Nov 22, 2022
Here are some shots from my interview in Cunning Like Doves, “Conversations with Women in the Art World,” Stockholm, 2022.
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Here are some shots from my interview in Cunning Like Doves, “Conversations with Women in the Art World,” Stockholm, 2022.
d4vis—cunning like doves
Dining With A Cursed Bloodline: Protein Bars in a Desolate Future was last modified: August 27th, 2018 by
Food Essay
Andrea Lambert reads a bit of Flash Fiction in a bikini. A Brand collaboration with Bright Swimwear. use code ANGIEPHONE15 for a discount.
A food essay
Oh boy another food essay, this one about summer baked goods & the Trumpocalypse
Dining With A Cursed Bloodline: Oyster Suicide Ripples Outward was last modified: June 25th, 2018 by
My latest Entropy Food Essay, "Dining With a Cursed Bloodline: Oyster Suicide Ripples Outward," about love and suicides of loved ones, even those loved only through media like Anthony Bourdain and Kate Spade. The Atlantis casino makes an appearance. In it I muse about Reno's delicious oddity which I have come to love.
Dining With a Cursed Bloodline: Grandma Died at One Hundred was last modified: February 26th, 2018 by
A eulogy to my beloved grandma who just passed came out in Entropy Magazine this morning.
Dining with a Cursed Bloodline: The Hermit and Amazon Provisions was last modified: January 29th, 2018 by
Dining with a Cursed Bloodline is a series of autobiographical personal essays investigating sumptuous food, the goings on of a tight-knit Reno family, and queer disabled survival during the Trumpocalypse. A widowed witch with Schizoaffective Disorder, anxiety and PTSD explores her world through food, from Cherry Clafouti’s from her backyard tree to traditional Italian Christmas cookies. Appearing the last Monday of every month in Entropy Magazine
Oh My God! It Snowed!
Andrea Lambert takes a look at some snow-inspired art, then ventures outside to her winter wonderland backyard to find it snowed during the night. A teeny, tiny snow penis is made.