“This pill is featherlight, made of hormones and grace, but I am heavy with history and you are still asleep.”
Morgan Green is a Chicago-based artist, writer, and engineer. Their work explores the rich ironies in tech and text, which they imagine as nested systems animated by suppressed queerness. Green’s work occupies public institutions, including the Special Collections at Amherst College and the Riverside Public Library. She teaches creative computation at the University of Illinois, Chicago.
Three poems that draw lines of connection between the personal and the monumental.
In three ars poetica poems, artist, writer, and archivist olivier explores their fixation with the prefix “trans-“.
Inspired by the poetry of Zukofsky, Sobin, and Ronald Johnson, Ulrich Baer engineers a new language for queer expressions of desire and carves out, through language, an impossible location in the world.