Issue 32

Issue 32

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Our writers are artists, educators, art workers, editors, lawyers, and students, and their interests and voices vary accordingly. Some hone in on performance or photography; others focus on work that resonates politically or engages the body. These varied interests and backgrounds enable Carla to posit a holistic vision of what art in L.A. looks like today.

So, while thematic connections often emerge across their writing—in this issue, for instance, notions of collectivity and bodily autonomy arise as throughlines—our editorial approach allows each issue to index toward the emergent artists and ideas of the moment.

–Lindsay Preston Zappas
Founder & Editor-in-Chief

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The Ache of Rebellion
Nan Goldin’s
Chosen Family
–Jessica Simmons-Reid

The Art of Interconnectivity
Milford Graves and
the Art of Interconnectivity
–Thomas Duncan

Gathering Around
What We Love
On Increased Institutional Interest
in Black Figuration
–Neyat Yohannes

Interview with
Elliott Hundley

–Sampson Ohringer

L.A. Harvest
Featuring: Emma Robbins,
Sam Shoemaker, and
Paul Mpagi Sepuya
–Photos: Paloma Dooley

Reviews

Justen LeRoy
at Art + Practice
–Allison Noelle Conner

Esther Pearl Watson
at Vielmetter Los Angeles
–Justin Duyao

Mungo Thomson
at Karma
–Isabella Miller

Muscle Memory
at The Fulcrum
–Erin F. O'Leary

Bhabha Williams
at David Kordansky Gallery
–Reuben Merringer

Entanglements
at Hollyhock House
–Christie Hayden