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Lynne Tillman on Second Avenue, April 2013

Lynne Tillman

We see things in a certain moment in time, the work doesn’t change but we change.

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Lori Nix

When I was growing up in western Kansas, every season had a new disaster.

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The Ethiopian’s Leg

The Ethiopian was probably a slave, so the theft of his leg was not considered a desecration.

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Maya Deren and the Skin Between Us

I want to open negotiations with that sealed moment, to push beyond the transparent barrier.

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Stephanie Barber

I don’t feel at all cynical about contemporary art, it’s sort of the only thing I am not cynical about.

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Melanie Willhide

American life is so much about artifice. Right? For me photography is a type of artificial intimacy.

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The End, or Something Like It

History is full of minor apocalypses that appear like regularly scheduled rehearsals for extinction.

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Sidetripping Revisited

The images rendered the frayed ends of the hippie era with a cynical glee.

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Shannon Taggart

I had seen possession before, but never so close.

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Six Snapshots for Michael Schnorr

Michael Schnorr was an artist, activist and friend.

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Jimmie Durham

Caliban is Shakespeare’s anagram for the cannibal.