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Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. I am headed to Montréal this weekend for an event with the phenomenal Ashon Crawley entitled.
A compendium of ongoing projects, half-realised ideas and commentary on art happenings in Canada and beyond. Monday, May 3, 2010. Monday, April 19, 2010. The Monkey and the Mermaid. Dance and choreography seemed to e.
Thursday, 15 February 2018. A residency project coordinated by DAM Projects, this salon will be facilitated by Seecum Cheung, Amanprit Sandhu and cheyanne turions.
Feeling Photography, edited collection. Affecting Photographies, edited journal issue. Circulation, edited journal issue.
Posted by Andrea on Apr 26, 2015.
Not Knowing and No Looking. For the past few months, and the always excellent Gabrielle Moser. Curator in residence at TPW, invited me to write a critical response to the series.
Both the panel discussion and the fascinating keynote presentation by Rebecca Duclos are included.
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Has written for The New Yorker, Slate, GQ. com, The Hairpin, The Toast, the New York Daily News, Bitch, and other places. She has hung around a church made of ice, spent the night in a haunted hotel, worn a robotic exoskeleton, and accidentally scalded her vagina in the name of journalism, and she hopes you appreciate her many sacrifices. Order My Book, GLOP! .
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