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Read More: Science is Real. This poem and more at March 14 Fake News Poetry readingThis is a poem and a video written by Jose G in October 2018 at a Fake News Poetry Workshop at Poets of Course. This and other poems from “My…
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Read More: publish the processAlex J: Hi, Alex. Thank you for agreeing to be in conversation with me tonight and your tomorrow for my blogging project, where I am talking to people that I’m…
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Read More: audience to the audience: the co-taught feminist classAlex: Hi, Chloë. Chloë: Hi Alex. Alex: Thank you so much for agreeing to engage in a short interview with me for the project that I’m doing on my blog,…
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Read More: the audience as cookoutAlex: Hi Aymar. Thank you for agreeing to have a short conversation with me on Zoom today. In this second phase of my blogging practice during the interval between election…
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Read More: 2025: dawn of a new practiceAlex: Good morning, Gavin. It’s Saturday, January 4th, somewhat early in the morning. We are in bed having a lazy morning but you agreed to be my guinea pig for…
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Read More: an accounting: 4 questions and 21 audiences @ the new yearFirst thing first: did you know I am pretty sporty? I mean, nothing like my Grandma Janet, who was actually a tennis pro (and my mother and I think younger…
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Read More: spirit captureI went to this performance from a chaise lounge in my living room in Flatbush, Brooklyn, where I am also writing now. From here, I can see my laptop screen,…
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Read More: my practice for the intervalA practice needs constraints. Given that the internet and its stars; the police and the Israeli and Americans governments; the marketplace and the platforms and habits they promote, are organized…
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Read More: Get thee to a …I had the distinct pleasure of attending the Columbia Sites of Cinema Seminar on Thursday night to hear a lecture by Dr. Allyson Nadia Field and a response from the…
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Read More: they are lost to vision altogetherLast night, I saw an ingenious and moving double bill at BAM: Tom Kalin’s they are lost to vision altogether (1989) and Gregg Araki’s Totally Fucked Up (1993), one pairing…