of a photograph Barthes’ studium tells what has happened as it was happening this one split second back in time to return to a place which…
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Read MoreIn remembrance of George Floyd / Minneapolis, I am learning there is no intercession from flames or any ash bound cinder celebrating the mural before the man, a rain-soaked teddy bear wilts…
Her mother planted the bathtub-sized flower bed with watermelon-red begonias, bright yellow and magenta snapdragons, and dark orange marigolds. But the flowers she…
Read MoreWarning: Statistical table ahead. Kathunk! I hear hearts drop; I know we are story-telling creatures. But the nation crunches (us to) numbers. Dear reader, stay with me.
Raíces (Roots), 2019, by Saskia Jorda. “ In this work, I cast in plaster my grandmothers’ feet alongside my own feet….their stories are defined by the steps they have taken from one
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