Ditch Water Poems
There was a time when I tried to read literary journals until I realized why they were utterly unreadable to […]
Category: queer
Opening(s): An Education
When Salvador Dalí was asked about Fred Halstead’s fisting classic L.A. Plays Itself showing at MoMA, he is said to […]
Physical/Labor
As many books about the subject can attest, performance art calls into question passed-down notions of identity and subjectivity. At […]
World AIDS Day
Instead of a day without art, I’d like to celebrate two of my favorite artists: David Wojnarowicz and Ron Athey. […]
World AIDS Day
Instead of a day without art, I’d like to celebrate two of my favorite artists: David Wojnarowicz and Ron Athey. […]
Xavier Villaurrutia on Abraham Ángel
At the beginning of November I was in Mexico City for a short holiday-cum-research trip. One of my research projects […]
Xavier Villaurrutia on Abraham Ángel
At the beginning of November I was in Mexico City for a short holiday-cum-research trip. One of my research projects […]
SD1-989, or Why I Cried During the Slowdive Concert
Slowdive Concert, Granada Theater, Dallas, April 2018 I see several concerts every year, and I recently saw Slowdive for the […]
SD1-989, or Why I Cried During the Slowdive Concert
Slowdive Concert, Granada Theater, Dallas, April 2018 I see several concerts every year, and I recently saw Slowdive for the […]
Cuban Fantasia
My most recent fantasy: live part-time in Havana and start an English-language walking tour, modeled after Brendan’s Isherwood’s Neighborhood tour […]
