The durational site-specific performance is an attempt to bridge the impassable distance between intimate partners in the age of screen-mediated relationships.
OnlyBans is an interactive game that critically examines the policing of marginalized bodies and sexual labor on the Internet.
The event will feature free healing and wellness services and collect donations for care packages to be distriibuted to the local AAPI, massage worker, and sex worker community.
Rosalind’s series “How to Eat Like a Jew” transforms her own cultural traditions by recontextualizing anti-Semitic conspiracies into instructional recipes.
Professor Katherine Hubbard’s works “rotary salt right” and “rotary salt left” will be placed in a museum.
I’m interested in the downstream effects of the Global War on Terror and how they manifest.
I want to make work that makes people feel close to me when they see it, and have conversations with people about art that make me feel close to them.
Karen Archey, José Carols Diaz, Kate Fowle, Jamillah James, and Sohrab Mohebbi will join the faculty in an all-day critique of the MFA thesis exhibition.
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The video is a speculative and critical analysis of the insidious constructs of anthropomorphization and the spectacularization of Nature.
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