By Naomi Riddle — 22 May, 2019
This is an audio recording of the panel discussion from Writing with/about Desire, the second of four public events in partnership with Verge Gallery. Writing with/about Desire brought together Enoch Mailangi, Loc Nguyen, and Athena Thebus, in conversation with Em Size. The night gave each artist the opportunity to share excerpts of their work, before…
By Naomi Riddle — 29 January, 2019
‘Imaginative work…is like a spider’s web, attached ever so lightly perhaps, but still attached to life at all four corners.’ Virginia Woolf, A Room of One’s Own (1929) ‘Finitude is the precondition of and not the foil to power.’ Vitalist International, ‘Life Finds a Way’, Commune Magazine (2018) In November 2018, the editors of…
By Naomi Riddle — 30 November, 2018
‘How a person should read is how a person must read, which is at least in duplicate, both always in this world and looking for another.’ Anne Boyer, A Handbook of Disappointed Fate (2018), p. 163 In their collective essay, The Binder and the Server (2012), the editors of Triple Canopy argue that ‘if…