Photo by Dan Luedert, 2004 Me with my student Jade at Vryman’s Erven Secondary School, New Amsterdam, Guyana. *** Un | Fixed Homeland: How Art makes me want to be a Guyana Girl again by Celeste Hamilton Dennis Before I left for Peace Corps Guyana in 2003, my father...
*** On fabricated autobiographies and other euphemisms By Galanty Miller I‘m organizing a fundraiser to pay for all this fancy cheese./ Our fingernails never stop growing — which, when you think about it, basically makes us monsters./ And yet...
Photo by Gaetano Racit The Revenant, by Vim, Catania, Italy. *** Street Art + Cinema Project by Stéphanie Martin Petit I call myself a street art hunter. Thanks to the use of digital cameras, tons of us have emerged during those last years and we are now...
Last Deceptions Regardless of how fond and fondling stars inculcate the dark there is yet to press the wax seal against each enveloped space— gaps infinite and intimate a woman standing by a window, her back to the audience of antiques: everything...
THE MAN WHO INVENTED FIRE A hundred million nights before the first electric chair, some bored Neanderthal with the luck of a TV detective knocked two rocks together and made them spark. Glacial wind pawed the hide hung over the cave-maw. Maybe an infant cried in the...
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