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2 months ago | 
anothermag.com | Amelia Abraham |TextAmelia Abraham
Published for the first time in full by Climax Books, Del LaGrace Volcano’s 1988 photo series Queer Dyke Cruising depicts a lesbian culture that was firmly outside the mainstream. Here, they talk about cruising and queernessLead Image Photographer Del LaGrace Volcano can’t remember the precise date of the evening they trudged out into the darkness on Hampstead Heath with friends to create the images in Queer Dyke Cruising.
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Jul 15, 2024 | 
anothermag.com | Amelia Abraham |TextAmelia Abraham |Luhring Augustine
As Hettie Judah’s new book Acts of Creation: On Art and Motherhood is published, Amelia Abraham takes a closer look at the artists redefining parenthood, including Carrie Mae Weems, Catherine Opie, Alice Neel, and moreLead Image The roles of ‘mother’ and ‘artist’ haven’t always been viewed as compatible. Motherhood is usually perceived as a woman’s role, coded as domesticated, nurturing, and highly attentive, fussy even.
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Jun 19, 2024 | 
anothermag.com | Amelia Abraham |TextAmelia Abraham
As the cult magazine publishes a new bible of queer cinema, Little Joe picks six queer cinema classics from the book to add to your watchlist If there were a bible of queer cinema,Little Joe: A Book About Queers and Cinema, would be it. Discussing over 100 seminal titles, the new compendium of interviews, essays, recommendations, archive imagery and beautiful illustrations is a cinephile’s wet dream.
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May 23, 2024 | 
anothermag.com | Eileen Myles |Amelia Abraham |TextAmelia Abraham
“People are not reading anymore because books are boring. Try to please the customer, at least”: The controversial French author speaks to Amelia Abraham about feminine cruelty, queer art, and her new book PlayboyLead Image Playboy is the kind of book you can imbibe in one sitting. Its sentences are meticulously simple, doing the most with the minimum.
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Apr 22, 2024 | 
anothermag.com | Peter Hujar |Amelia Abraham |TextAmelia Abraham
Shown at the Venice Biennale 2024, Peter Hujar’s Portraits in Life And Death exhibition combines his intimate portraits of the 1970s Lower East Side artistic milieu with haunting images of embalmed bodies in Palermo’s catacombsLead Image Do we live on in photographs; can they offer us a kind of immortality? Or do we figuratively die the moment our photograph is taken, after which the image painfully recapitulates death itself?
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Apr 18, 2024 | 
anothermag.com | Amelia Abraham |TextAmelia Abraham
Los Angeles-based multidisciplinary artist Harry Dodge talks about his love of philosopher Édouard Glissant in the new issue of AnOther Magazine This article is taken from the Spring/Summer 2024 issue of AnOther Magazine:“My first encounter with the French-Martinique philosopher Édouard Glissant was during a lecture by the poet Fred Moten in Los Angeles.
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Oct 18, 2023 | 
anothermag.com | Amelia Abraham |TextAmelia Abraham
In Prem Sahib’s new London exhibition, the atmosphere is eerie, the language is horror, and the subject matter is a climate of neo-fascism and accelerated capitalism Behind Prem Sahib’s abstract minimalism lies a disconcerting feeling. At his current solo show, The Life Cycle of a Flea, at London’s Phillida Reid gallery, you’re immediately confronted by A Waiting Room (2023), a glass table with the oversized legs of a flea.
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Sep 27, 2023 | 
anothermag.com | Amelia Abraham |TextAmelia Abraham
Lead Image How can the memoir genre reflect the experience of being both queer and trans? Love and Money, Sex and Death is the scholar and writer McKenzie Wark’s latest attempt to answer this question. Through 11 letters, this book continues an auto-fictional experiment in queer and trans life writing that Wark began with Reverse Cowgirl, published in 2020. That was “a book about getting railed”, according to Wark, or more specifically, discovering and undiscovering herself through sex and drugs.
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Sep 26, 2023 | 
anothermag.com | Amelia Abraham |TextAmelia Abraham
As his new solo show opens at the ICA in London, Gray Wielebinski talks about the anxiety that can accompany living through late capitalism, life during and after a pandemic, and climate change “We’re collectively comfortable exploring post-apocalypticism – think of zombie movies,” says the Texas-born artist Gray Wielebinski, who is based between London and LA.
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Mar 14, 2023 | 
dazeddigital.com | Amelia Abraham |TextAmelia Abraham
We speak to ANOHNI about founding ‘a collision of queers, punks, performance scene veterans, women, queens, and outsider femmes who weren’t having it’14March 2023 When the musician and visual artist ANOHNI arrived in New York City in 1990 to study experimental theatre, the AIDS virus was ravaging through America, while moralists and evangelical Christians looked willfully on at the annihilation that was the early years of the crisis.
