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Frederick Douglass: Embers of Freedom
Frederick Douglass (1818–1895) was an American social reformer, abolitionist, orator, writer, and statesman who was born into slavery. Douglass’ life...
Gina Adams: Its Honor Is Hereby Pledged
American pioneers would spend up to a year preparing for a trip west. In addition to provisions, prepared settlers packed...
Below Baldwin
In 2015, renovations to the University of Georgia’s Baldwin Hall revealed 27 graves near and beneath the foundation of the...
Is Art Still “What Makes Life More Interesting Than Art”?
FROM THE ARCHIVES: November/December 2001— Cay Sophie Rabinowitz wrote on the tragic events of September 11, 2001, and the ability of art to go on in the aftermath.
Yozmit: Embodiment And Metamorphosis
Los Angeles–based performance artist, costume designer, and singer-songwriter Yozmit emphasizes the body as a site of transformation
The Energy Paradox
Japanese artists’ and cultural workers’ strategies for response to the Fukushima disaster.
Loitering, Legibility; Disability, Design
ART PAPERS “Disability and The Politics of Visibility” guest editor Emily Watlington spoke with guest designer Gabriel Cira about accessible design for opposing needs, truncated domes, and how little things can go a long way.
Joyce Pensato
FROM THE ARCHIVES: Will Corwin “hangs out” with the many and varied inhabitants of Joyceland.