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How Long Is the Shadow of Jim Crow?
Racism is an unchanging force, right? Not so fast, according to a Black activist who lived through Jim Crow....
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Jonah Goldman Kay
Jonah Goldman Kay is a writer based in London and New Orleans. His writing has appeared in Artforum, The Nation, and The Paris Review.
Articles
The Traffic in Images
“Art Isn’t Fair” integrates Allan Sekula’s photographic projects with his writings on art....
The Light in Istanbul: On Orhan Pamuk’s “Orange”
The writer as photographer and flâneur, tracing the changing cityscape....
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