Identity
To be human, in some fundamental way, is to attempt to know ourselves—and to come to know ourselves among others. Be it our parents, our communities, our enemies, or the very operations of our bodies, our ever shifting notions of who we are and where we belong are subject to a barrage of competing, conflicting, and reinforcing symbols and symptoms. Gender, race, class, nationality, biology, belief—that is, identity—limn a body that cannot be or belong apart from its being enmeshed in a world—self-same or social—that witnesses, ignores, bruises, consumes, steals, embraces, or denies who we are.
Charles Manson, Timothy Leary, & the Animals of NIMH
A Different Type of Church
The Television Will Not Be Terrorised
Elysia marginata
Up Next
Couture Critiques
Ep 05 —
Degrees of Disgust
Ep 04 —
Le Suicide
Ep 03 —
Paul B. Preciado
Eulogy for a Black Mass
Ep 04 —
Southern Gothic
Ep 02 —
Sianne Ngai
Shakedown Directors Commentary
Ep 01 —
Queer Architecture with Andres Jaque
Ep 01 —
Zahira Kelly and The Politics of the Internet
Unstoppable Feat: The Dances of Ed Mock
Ep 01 —
I Don't Know Her
Ep 02 —
A New Face in Hell
Ep 03 —
Unholy Matrimony
Ep 04 —
Martha Rosler Reads Vogue
The Venus Monologues
Ep 01 —
Casey and her Mom
Ep 01 —
We Need To Invent A Different Kind Of Love: Michael Hardt
Ep 04 —
Dust
Ep 03 —
Jayne and Her Mom
Ep 02 —
Casey and Her Unborn Daughter
Ep 01 —
Everyone is a Worker
Ep 01 —
Ylang Ylang
Ep 02 —
Tyler
Ep 02 —
From Courbet to the Kardashians with Jacolby Satterwhite
Ep 03 —
Feminism with Christen Clifford
