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Epiphany 7/2/21 Epiphany 7/2/21

The Epiphany 10: An Interview with Jamel Brinkley

I’m interested in the way in which memory—the way that we think about the past—is a re-creation of the past, how the past keeps happening.

James Gyure 6/28/21 James Gyure 6/28/21

Music for Desks: That Pleasant Buzz at the Periphery

“Eno, who is credited with coining the term “ambient music,” suggested that it should, paradoxically, be inconspicuous and stimulating at the same time.”

Alyssa Northrop 6/25/21 Alyssa Northrop 6/25/21

A Stranger’s Hips, A Stranger’s Hands

“In my mind I played the image of him and the visual artist, their long limbs entangled, his hand on her throat, his eyes on her contorted face, his other hand kneading her heavy breasts.”