
refahmation: an interview with artist nicola awang
The other week, nicola awang was kind enough to schlep her computer to a cafe and let me record a conversation we had about…
Read MoreThe other week, nicola awang was kind enough to schlep her computer to a cafe and let me record a conversation we had about…
Read MoreThe text is a mash-up of references to House of Cards, Batman, and The Princess Bride, with a touch of Sense & Sensibility. …
Read MoreOne of the LUCKY installations is a small lavender desk where you can sit down and read a zine, compiled by Inga Zimprich of…
Read MoreShe sits in a silent room, reading cards. Mattresses, cushions, and pieces of cloth-covered foam are evenly spread throughout the space like beds for…
Read MoreI find art openings to be strange experiences. Silky tops, glasses in hand, crowds of people shifting positions, noise noise noise. It’s difficult to…
Read MoreI want to talk about power, the great enabler of so much negative so-called ‘asshole’ behavior. We are more aware than ever that…
Read MoreThese two poems were exchanged by lovers. The first is a phonetic poem that is situated within a dyslexia – some have found that…
Read MoreEditor’s note: This poem contains descriptions of violence. This hoarder documentary or the guy who leans over the balcony to watch me…
Read MoreJes Walsh is a zine-maker, the co-facilitator of the now-defunct queer space “Boys Club” in Berlin, and a doula. We asked Jes some questions…
Read MoreWhen COVEN BERLIN announced their ASSHOLES digital issue, I realized I had a lot of holes in my knowledge of the butt. I decided…
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