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essays
Winking Away Diasporic Anxiety: On Anthony Veasna So’s “Afterparties” - INTO
Forecasting the next stage of #freelanceflailing
amid so many failed labor relations - National Sawdust
Part 1: Interpersonal harm is a predictable horror of the art world
Part 2: If me valuing myself sounds like a threat, your power trip has already gone too far
The Embarrassing Whiteness of Being in “The Atmospherians” and “Bunny” - INTO
Trans in Trumpland Shows the Benefits, and Limits, of Glossy Representation - Vanity Fair
Looping a refrain, following the ripple - Danspace Project Journal
moving, unknown / vague ideas around the thing itself: an artist statement - Diacritics
For Freelance Artists, Workers Compensation Is Usually Out Of Reach - The Establishment
Giving back by giving it up: on gentrification, reparations, dance, etc.
(Part 1 & Part 2) - Center for Humanities
Washing the Salt Out of Shadow Wounds - Rest for Resistance
Breaking Windows on the Internet - Screenshot Magazine
profiles / interviews
Artist NIC Kay seeks balance during the pandemic - ESPN's The Undefeated
That Feeling of Up: Kyle Marshall on RISE - The Shed
Voices in the Archive: An Interview with Monique Truong - AAWW's The Margins
Suiting up the Queer Community (with Thúy H. Nguyen) - Shondaland
Weaving a Golden Thread (with Tina Gong) - Shondaland
Definitions and Connections: A Conversation with Johnnie Cruise Mercer - In Dance
In Conversation with Brother(hood) Dance! - Critical Correspondence
on dance
On 7NMS' A Prophet’s Tale: Portrait of the Lyricist - Baryshnikov Arts Center
On Bobbi Jene Smith's Lost Mountain - Baryshnikov Arts Center
On Johnnie Cruise Mercer/TheRedProjectNYC 's process memoir 4 - Danspace Project Journal
a written response plus an interview with Johnnie!
The Work Is Never Done' at MoMA: enacting and obscuring archives - The Brooklyn Rail
Making and Shaping Work as Artists and as a Cohort - Culturebot
The Dance World Isn't Welcoming to Non-Binary Artists - Dance Magazine
Dancers are Choreographers, Too. It's Time for Dance Criticism to Reflect That - Dance Magazine
Mixed Means and Precarious Performance: Dancers on Nick Mauss's Transmissions - The Brooklyn Rail
Pay to play: the costs of carving new space for dance - The Brooklyn Rail
poems
bốn bạn bán bốn bàn bẩn, ha - AAWW's the Margins