Arts and Creative
Aesthetics of ungovernability: An interview with Shani Strand
September 8, 2026
Aesthetics of ungovernability: An interview with Shani Strand
“The world is a giant graveyard that we reproduce life from."
Daisy Chain Fields: Olivia Rodrigo’s Feminist Flower Crown Festival
September 4, 2026
Daisy Chain Fields: Olivia Rodrigo’s Feminist Flower Crown Festival
“Daisies are wild and beautiful. As a chain, they are strong and unbreakable.”
Tracing East LA: An interview with Raven Sanchez
August 6, 2026
Tracing East LA: An interview with Raven Sanchez
“The archive can be something that we take ownership of … it doesn't have to belong to an institution.”
‘The Subjection of Women’: The denouncement of bioessentialism and its relevance today
August 6, 2026
‘The Subjection of Women’: The denouncement of bioessentialism and its relevance today
How can an essay from the 18th century inform online discourse regarding women today? “The Subjection of Woman,” by Harriet…
‘I want to be the catalyst that I didn’t have’: Interview with musician Honeychild Coleman
July 14, 2026
‘I want to be the catalyst that I didn’t have’: Interview with musician Honeychild Coleman
Honeychild Coleman describes herself as a “punk, indie and electronic musical artist” based in Brooklyn, New York, who likes to…
Irrevocable observance
June 7, 2026
Irrevocable observance
Nothing seems quite as permanent as everything happening all at once.
An interview with Elmiene — FEM Radio
June 7, 2026
An interview with Elmiene — FEM Radio
Not everyone believes in manifesting, but I had been humming “Mad at Fire” for about three days when I got…
College girlhood in Los Angeles
May 23, 2026
College girlhood in Los Angeles
As a young woman, living in Los Angeles these past few years has gifted me a heart full of gratitude…
Through the looking glass: Meta Glasses, surveillance and the non-reciprocal gaze
May 21, 2026
Through the looking glass: Meta Glasses, surveillance and the non-reciprocal gaze
Meta’s new camera technology establishes the body to not be only a subject of photography, but an instrument of surveillance…
Karine Matsakyan’s ‘Half-Hourly Difference’: What does discipline look like?
May 21, 2026
Karine Matsakyan’s ‘Half-Hourly Difference’: What does discipline look like?
As I play the role of the viewer of Karine Matsakyan's "Half-Hourly Difference” (1985–1986), I search for any differences between…