Issue 27
Issue 27
$10.00
We’ve all heard the postmodern war cry that nothing is original. Everything has been done, everything an appropriation. Despite this, authorship, time, and culture can impose meaningful change on even our most enduring stories… Artists across the issue model how new stories can be made from the remnants of the old ones—the familiar moving past the prosaic to become a starting place for reinvention.
Lindsay Preston Zappas
Founder & Editor-in-Chief
Quantity:
I Don't Think I Belong
On Niki de Saint Phalle's
(Auto)biography
–Catherine Wagley
Time After Time
–Melissa Lo
Abundant Frequencies
Black Abstraction
in Motion
–Neyat Yohannes
Dreaming the
Neighborhood
The Communal Visions
of Pipilotti Rist
–Vanessa Holyoak
Interview with
Haena Yoo
–stephanie mei huang
So Close Right Now
–Ian Byers-Gamber
Reviews
Devin Troy Strother
at The Pit
–Neyat Yohannes
Katherina Olschbaur
at Nicodim Gallery
–Lindsay Preston Zappas
Sam Richardson
at Human Resources
–Erin F. O'Leary
Umar Rashid
at Blum & Poe
–Reuben Merringer
(L.A. in France)
Ser Serpas
at Balice Hertling
–Rosa Tyhurst
I Don't Think I Belong
On Niki de Saint Phalle's
(Auto)biography
–Catherine Wagley
Time After Time
–Melissa Lo
Abundant Frequencies
Black Abstraction
in Motion
–Neyat Yohannes
Dreaming the
Neighborhood
The Communal Visions
of Pipilotti Rist
–Vanessa Holyoak
Interview with
Haena Yoo
–stephanie mei huang
So Close Right Now
–Ian Byers-Gamber
Reviews
Devin Troy Strother
at The Pit
–Neyat Yohannes
Katherina Olschbaur
at Nicodim Gallery
–Lindsay Preston Zappas
Sam Richardson
at Human Resources
–Erin F. O'Leary
Umar Rashid
at Blum & Poe
–Reuben Merringer
(L.A. in France)
Ser Serpas
at Balice Hertling
–Rosa Tyhurst