May 28, 2018
What kind of longing isn’t incantation, martyred?
Scherezade Siobhan, Siyah of a New Moon (Published in Nat Brut)
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What kind of longing isn’t incantation, martyred?
Scherezade Siobhan, Siyah of a New Moon (Published in Nat Brut)
Ingrid Pierre is a phenomenal artist and graphic storyteller; take a moment today to read her powerful series, "Secret Black Woman!"
I confess: Dawn is my favorite animal because it is the only one I cannot kill.
I.S. Jones, “Abel (On The Hilltop),” published in Nat. Brut
Take a moment today to live in Chen Chen's crushingly beautiful poetry, which we still cannot stop feeling.
Spend some time with Paul Tran's exquisite poetry today!
Yanyi’s Queer / Trans / Asian folio is a gift that keeps on giving. In her own words, Muriel Leung’s poetic essay, "This is to live several lives,” started out as a reflection on what it meant to write her latest book, Bone Confetti, then spiraled into something about the survival of bees, immigration, labor, model minority myth-making, and a whole lot of queer sorrow. Take a moment today to live in Muriel’s brilliant work!
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"How will you change? What is the weight of your relaxed state? How will you begin again?" Take a moment today to live in Kimberly Alidio's stirring poems, which kick off Yanyi's Queer / Trans / Asian Folio in our latest issue!
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Take a moment today to acquaint yourself with the brilliant work of Sheida Soleimani, Liz Cohen, and Chanel Von-Habsburg Lothringen! "'Diversity' has become such a buzz-word in both the art word and academia that trying to pinpoint exactly what that means can become problematic in itself. I’m always frustrated at the lack of visibility that marginalized bodies in the art world face, but I’m also frustrated, in turn, with the constant fetishization of these identities, especially with exhibitions that show artists solely based on their race, gender, or orientation. Recognizing that we need to be inclusive of these identities is extremely important, but the way we go about it needs to be re-assessed."