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Irrevocable observance

Irrevocable observance

Nothing seems quite as permanent as everything happening all at once.
An interview with Elmiene — FEM Radio

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

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

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?

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…
What exists beyond: The Crane Wives at The Bellwether 4/30

What exists beyond: The Crane Wives at The Bellwether 4/30

The line “I want to be let in, not out” speaks not only to the band’s first performance in LA…
Buck Meek at Sid the Cat 3/12

Buck Meek at Sid the Cat 3/12

Buck Meek and his opening band Kisser fill Sid the Cat with warm tones and vibrant melodies. 
College as a Candle

College as a Candle

“Bye, forlorn toilet and Bird scooter graveyard. I’ll probably see you again tomorrow.”
The Invitation: An analysis of the work of Mary Oliver on the beckoning of opportunity

The Invitation: An analysis of the work of Mary Oliver on the beckoning of opportunity

The prolific work of Mary Oliver shows us how opportunity lends itself to those with enough courage to take it.
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