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The Horror

How curious that Joseph Conrad’s novella Heart of Darkness (1899) is not read as a horror story, because that’s what...

The often tedious little melodrama of art criticism has been loath to examine its own institutional supports, while cheerily sweeping...

“What’s the difference between love and obsession?” There’s a scene in Alex Russell’s film Lurker (2025) in which Oliver (Archie...

This essay was originally published in ART PAPERS November/Decmber 1990, Vol 14, Issue 6. It was the scariest morning of...

This article was originally published in ART PAPERS May/June 2000, Vol. 24, issue 3. One of the hardest lessons...

This month, we have a dialogue between Gean Moreno and Stephanie Bailey discussing resilience and resistance, and other overlapping ideas...

This essay was originally published in ART PAPERS July/August 2007, Vol 31, issue 4. For the past two years, Sheila...

Fugitivity, as it relates to Black study, has been a mode of contesting misrecognition through a lens of narrative darkness....

Outside Jen Everett’s studio, balmy air collects against warm St. Louis bricks, but my summer sweat is instantly soothed as...

This interview was originally published in ART PAPERS November/December 2000, Vol. 24, issue 6 After a number of years spent...