An Incomplete Catalog of Disappearance – Diana Oropeza
Oropeza coaxes you to lean in closer, embrace the precarity of invisibility, death, and all other forms of disappearance
Each artist has certain currents—underground rivers, let’s imagine—they are attuned to, nourished by or responding to, in communion with. And I think we are each trying to speak in that true/inner/hidden language to others and to the world.
A Mouth Holds Many Things – Dao Strom and Jyothi Natarajan, eds.
A MOUTH has paved the way for future collections to follow . . . in a freshly de-canonized publishing universe, wherein works are able to discover a readership on the merits of their ingenuity and strangeness, rather than merely because they contribute or respond to whatever host of works precede them.