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Contextualizing Rainer’s “Convalescent Dance” (1967) alongside the spectacularization of disabled bodies during the Vietnam War, and framing convalescing as a radical act.

An interview with artist Riva Lehrer about her portraiture practice in which she represents queer and/or disabled bodies.

An introduction of key terms for disability.

An interview with artist Wendy Jacob about how her investigation of tactility brought her to work with communities of disabled people.

In January 2020, ART PAPERS reached out to a group of curators, writers, educators, and art historians, offered them an outline of the Spring 2020 issue’s theme, and invited them to contribute to this dossier by selecting an artist to spotlight with a short text.

On the racialized history of truth, fiction, and hoax.

The implications of emerging fully black and fully queer into the art world, and of creating images wherein men touch.

Asynchronies and breaks act simultaneously as points of racial reckoning and poetics.

New modalities of appearance and production for the Black body within performative spaces.

A conversation on disability and capitalism by way of Constantina Zavitsanos’ artistic practice.