Interview: Zipporah Camille Thompson
By Aileen Farshi The work of visual and sculptural artist Zipporah Camille Thompson transports you from the confines of a gallery into an […]
Month: June 2019
Carl Pope: Leading a Revolution of Self-Honesty
By Sara Lee Burd Carl Pope and I sat together for four hours. Enjoying each other’s company, we chatted about his art, ate […]
Becoming as practice as performance as Becoming: I am the orange, and You Can, Too.
Liz Clayton Scofield It’s like I can’t unsee it. You find meaning in what you assign meaning to. This, I suppose, is the […]
Arts, Advocacy and Community: An Interview with Alex Paul Loza
Alex Paul Loza is a Chattanooga based multi-disciplinary artist and educator. His work is focused on social advocacy and community engagement. Alex is the […]
Taylor Alxndr Likes Her Queer Pride, Southern Fried
By Nicholas Goodly Southern Fried Queer Pride is one of the fiercest organizations in Atlanta. Created by performer and community activist Taylor Alxndr, […]
From Crisis to Utopia: Implications of the Future Subjunctive
By Gabriella Andino We communicate our conditions of being through a spectrum of languages and mediums. As limited as language is when it […]
Living Sideways
“This is the Humpty Dumpty I know,” Neil Hancock says. We sit before The Comedown, propped up against a wall in his studio. […]
Interview: Rocky Horton
By Lexie Roland Rocky Horton is a conceptual artist living and working out of Nashville, Tennessee, with his wife Mandy Rogers Horton and […]
Interview: Jacoub Reyes
By Evan D. Williams Jacoub Reyes is a multidisciplinary artist living and working in Orlando. He is a graduate of the University of […]
Editorial 98: Future Past
By Sunni Johnso In David Lynch’s Twin Peaks, the demonic inhabitant known as Bob monologued a riddle regarding the “future past” as one […]