SLOW MANIA

SLOW MANIAFrom the press: Nazareth Hassans devastatingly brilliant Slow mania is a powerful document of senses and sense making where estrangement and ugliness meets longing and beauty. The artist begins with a photographic sequence: two white blue sky panels; a shattered glass storefront window; a street gutter clutching leaves, smashed straw sleeves and plastic lids; then snow holding a disassembled red stained chest of drawers. These are the writers plinths

spatial and non-canonical ways of knowing can provide answers to this question

and coalescing in a wry and tender study of romantic possibility

and enthralled

" "Halcyon Days

manipulating geographical and scriptural boundaries

Ethridge takes us to the heart of his tongue-in-cheek style

Harper's and Tin House--some of her very best work is at last readily available to readers

In this playful

From the press: Named for a fast-food sandwich and written during rounds of chemo

bringing to life the landscapes in which Neruda composed his Book of Questions

then all the way past postmodernity

she’s in control as she takes us on a ride through an LA of perpetual delight