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The Barboro Alley Project: Downtown Memphis Commission
Discussion with Brett Roler by Carl E. Moore Downt...
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Notes on Neo-regionalism and Mark Holmes
“The flatness, event-less-ness, and openness of ...
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The Moon is a Tomato: Visiting Dolph Smith at Tennarkippi
No.87 By: Eileen Townsend Before I knew Dolph Smit...
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Cover Artist interview with Mae Aur
No.86 Interview By Sara Estes Mae Aur is an artist...
2016.08.16, Tuesday
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Features:
Interview: Erica Scoggins
From the Editor: Regarding editing errors in No: 94, p.12 of the print issue, Interview: Erica Scoggins Number apologizes profusely to Jac Kuntz, an art critic, journalist and editor based in Atlanta, GA for not crediting her authorship ...
Low Five: The Banality of Contemporary Trauma
By M Hill No. 94 Walter Sutin’s Low Five: The Banality of Contemporary Trauma Sediment Gallery, Richmond, VA February 2 – 25, 2018 Low Five is a queered evaluation of the violence and pleasure derived from a ...
Boredom and Capitalism (According to Wikipedia)
By Sarrita Hunn In conventional usage, boredom is an emotional or psychological state experienced when an individual is left without anything in particular to do, is not interested in his or her surroundings, or feels that a day or period ...
Sara Greenberger Rafferty: Tailored Content
By: Katy Henriksen Jan. 22 – Feb. 25, 2018 Curator: Marc Mitchell There’s a visceral urgency in 40-year-old Sara Greenberger Rafferty’s work, a multimedia artist who channels our fragmented zeitgeist who is, as she ...
Hyperactivity Detox
by Liz Scofield The Experiment Method From April 15 at the strike of midnight to April 17, I turned off my phone and computer and told myself, “I will not work for these three days. I will be bored. I will do nothing.” I put ...
Mississippi Artist Provides Community Catharsis Ten Years After Katrina
In anticipation of the tenth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, environmental artist Elisa Marble da Silva replaced signs of the storm’s devastation with symbols of self-discovery. The Gulfport, Mississippi artist used storm debris to transform ...
Consequences of Media for Life: Becoming Boring
By Lisa M. Williamson I enter 57251 into my phone with the message: “Send me bored.” The message I receive is: “We could not find any matches. Maybe try ‘Send me something purple’.” My inner child compels me to type: “Send me (poop emoji).” The ...
Glitter in the Makerspace, Trouble in the Water:
Appalachian Futurism & Southern Constellations – Elsewhere, North Carolina By Ash Smith Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic. — Arthur C. Clarke This summer, before arriving at ...
Life through the lens of Randy Hayes
By Jacqueline Knirnschild In 1948, a farm boy from Clinton, Mississippi stood on the Gulf Coast with his parents, stared out at the expanse of ocean and asked, “what is a ‘gulf’ and what is ‘Mexico’?” “I couldn’t ...
Perception in the Digital Age
Very Analog Experience of this Digital Intimacy By Liz Scofield Cloud puff thunder heart fire water flow electricity oceans puddles connect heartbeat chest tug body buzz lost breath chemical reaction eyes eyes eyes movement ...