THE UTOPIA OF THE 20-MINUTE EMBRACE by the Gao Brothers

January 1, 2010 Contributed By: Gao Brothers

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The Perpetual Garden with Clement Oladipo and Kandis Williams
by Corey Durbin

I rode my bike to Ridgewood, Queens, where Clement was already outside rolling a cigarette.

In Conversation with Leslie Diuguid of Du-Good Press, the First and Only Black Female Owned Fine Art Printshop in New York
by Corey Durbin

The following interview was dictated from a video conversation that took place on January 28, 2021. Leslie Diuguid: I can’t wear these. (removing headphones) Corey Durbin: I can’t hear you. LD: (muffled) . . . blah blah blah blah CD: Okay, I got you. LD: Okay, here I am, but yeah, that’s the disappointing thing. […]

Saturday Evening by Clarisse Francillon
(Translated from French by Michelle Bailat-Jones)

[Editors’ Note: Clarisse Francillon was awarded a special prize in 1943 by the Swiss Schiller Foundation. This story was published by the foundation as a “novella” in 1944.] “The burgundy is more dressy, but the navy, of course…” Rita tilted the mirror. The woman placed her foot on the ground and the suede […]

THE UTOPIA OF THE 20-MINUTE EMBRACE by the Gao Brothers

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The Perpetual Garden with Clement Oladipo and Kandis Williams
by Corey Durbin

In Conversation with Leslie Diuguid of Du-Good Press, the First and Only Black Female Owned Fine Art Printshop in New York
by Corey Durbin

Saturday Evening by Clarisse Francillon
(Translated from French by Michelle Bailat-Jones)

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