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St. Marks Isn’t Over, It’s Over For You: A Conversation With Ada Calhoun
In “St. Marks Is Dead”, writer Ada Calhoun traces 400 years of the street beginning with Peter Stuyvesant’s expansive farm to the karaoke bars of...
Emily Colucci
Emily Colucci is a New York–based freelance writer and co-founder of Filthy Dreams, a blog analyzing art and culture through the lens of queer theory. Her writing has appeared in Salon, Artvoices Magazine, New York magazine’s Bedford + Bowery, Whitewall, Art 21, Hyperallergic, Societe Perrier, and the exhibition catalog for artist Dotty Attie’s The Lone Ranger at P.P.O.W. Gallery.
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Vacating The Here And Now For a There and Then: Remembering José Esteban Muñoz
Considering the legacy of José Esteban Muñoz and the tools he provided his students, artists, friends, and readers with to construct their own queer...
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