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Blurb: Offside Affairs begins with soccer—the delirious energy of the game, its technologically-calibrated mass spectatorship, the unparalleled intersectionality in the Continue reading
Blurb: Offside Affairs begins with soccer—the delirious energy of the game, its technologically-calibrated mass spectatorship, the unparalleled intersectionality in the Continue reading
Qingni is Qinmin’s best friend; they were high school desk-mates. Both of them went to the West Coast of the Continue reading
Full Japanese Text with Translator’s Note With deep gratitude to “アーギュメンツ製作委員会”(Arguments’ Production Committee; arguments.criticalities@gmail.com). Originally published for E-Flux Journal.
Orignally published on The Institue of Fine Arts, New York University, Archeological Journal. Click to access IFA_Archaeology_Journal_2017-2018.pdf
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In her seminal 2012 survey This Will Have Been: Art, Love & Politics in the 1980s, art historian Helen Molesworth Continue reading
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