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Absolute Sovereignty: On Constance Debré’s “Love Me Tender”
Gracie Hadland reviews Constance Debré’s “Love Me Tender.”...
Gracie Hadland
Gracie Hadland is a writer living in Los Angeles. Follow her on Twitter @disgraciee.
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The Melancholy of Embodiment: Dara Birnbaum’s Mass Media Investigations
A facsimile edition of Birnbaum’s notebook from the 1970s, with detailed drawings, installation plans, and notes for projects....
Marion Stokes and the Power of Guerrilla Archiving
Grace Hadland reviews the documentary on reclusive guerrilla archivist and media critic Marion Stokes, “Recorder.”...
Being a Person as an Image: A Conversation with Christina Catherine Martinez
A comedian turned art critic talks about the relationship between those seemingly disparate disciplines....
Trying to Build the World from Ash: Chris Rush on the Art of Memoir
Grace Hadland interviews artist Chris Rush about his new memoir, “The Light Years,” which details his coming-of-age as a gay man in 1970s suburbia....
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