Sasha Cordingley
Light A Fire Readings
In this series of live readings held throughout the Art Papers Art Writing and Publishing Symposium, presenters Re’al Christian, Sasha...
Coleman Collins, The Upper Room
Exiting the elevator to Brief Histories, located on the second floor of an inconspicuous building in New York’s Chinatown, I...
ECHOES Episode 3
This month, we have a dialogue between Elvia Wilk and Sasha Cordingley. They use their respective contributions to the Winter...
Alison Nguyen’s Andra8 and the Gig Workers of the Data Economy
Sitting in front of a wrinkled sea-green backdrop is Andra8, the protagonist of Alison Nguyen’s 19-minute film my favorite software...
Korakrit Arunanondchai and Alex Gvojic: PRAY
Beyond a subtly marked door on Canal Street in Lower Manhattan, Korakrit Arunanondchai and Alex Gvojic have created something akin...
Boy With Luv
BTS’ offers a new incarnation of the boy band, one that refuses the limitations of Western, propagandized stereotypes and White supremacist ideals, intent instead on promoting self-acceptance.
Jes Fan: Infectious Materials, Molecular Memories
In the United States there is a long history of positioning the foreign, non-White body as a viral contaminant. Confinement...
Resisting the Spectacle
Sasha Cordingley explores the shift in representations of pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong, from the international news media’s spectacle to the intimate banalities of continual struggle, in Resisting the Spectacle—Tiffany Sia’s Never Rest/Unrest.