S*I*G
S*I*G
A Common Language is One of Holes
Art is charged with what cannot but hide and yet wants to be known! Like the city, it is defined by a feature that is shared but invisible.
Play It As It Lays
Essay #15
Editor: M. Sullivan
Design in collaboration with S. De Bondt
Drive It All Over Me
Paige Bradley’s Drive It All Over Me was commissioned by the artists Jay Chung and Q Takeki Maeda and concerns their work Bad Driver, 2023, Jack Goldstein’s Selected Writings, and Vanessa Place’s Gone with the Wind and concerns broad themes of subtextual narrative, authorship, and identity in text-based visual artworks while also touching upon allegory, elaborately subtle jokes, and writing as a sculptural material.
Expropriating Appropriators
An excerpt of images collected over 20 years from popular fashion magazines offers expression to the artist's queer and feminist desires.
Family Picture
An essay in the form of painting studies - including persons, dogs, a frog, a hoofed animal, fish, hare, trees and plants.
Letters from NYC
A diptych of transcribed letters, extracted from two films taking place in 1970s New York, made by Jacques Scandelari and Chantal Akerman.
A Nice Well-Behaved Fucked-Up Person
In a single seventeen-page paragraph, Jill Johnston describes an odyssey in and out of a not-yet-described identity in this excerpt from her 1973 bestseller, "Lesbian Nation".