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Articles by Noa/h Fields

  • Smashing the space between us

    by Noa/h Fields
    February 1, 2022

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    Essays + Reviews, Exhibitions, Featured
  • Dead Gorgeous Goddesses: Sofia Moreno’s Sentimental Archeology

    by Noa/h Fields
    November 27, 2021

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    Essays + Reviews, Exhibitions, Featured, Poetry + Short Stories
  • Image: A group of poets in various poses under and on a structure in Humboldt Park.

    Touchless Entry: A Socially Distant Art Collective

    by Noa/h Fields
    November 1, 2020

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    Community, Essays + Reviews, Featured, Poetry + Short Stories
  • Image: Installation shot of Iceberg Projects exhibition “David Wojnarowicz: Flesh of My Flesh,” June 23 – August 5, 2018. In the middle of the room, a sculpture sits on a white pedestal, encased in glass. A world map with words overlaying the image is hanging on the wall to the left, and a video screen is displaying a video on the partial brick wall directly in front of the viewer. Image courtesy of Iceberg Projects.

    Tip of the Iceberg: A Conversation with Iceberg Projects

    by Noa/h Fields
    May 7, 2020

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    Archives, Artists, Exhibitions, Featured, Interviews
  • Image: Illustration of a person with colors of green, purple, and magenta surrounding them. There are various patterns in the background.

    3 Unemergency Poems

    by Noa/h Fields
    April 24, 2020

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    Archives, Featured, Poetry + Short Stories
  • Image: Installation view of Gordon Hall’s Chicago exhibit USELESSNESS, courtesy Document Gallery.

    Slanting Towards Uselessness

    by Noa/h Fields
    April 7, 2020

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    Archives, Essays + Reviews, Exhibitions, Featured
  • Image: Image: The cover for T. Fleischmann's book Time is the thing a body moves through, designed by Stevie Hanley.

    “Time Is The Thing A Body Moves Through”: A Review

    by Noa/h Fields
    November 18, 2019

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    Archives, Essays + Reviews, Featured, Poetry + Short Stories
  • What’s Your Logo, Virgil Abloh?

    by Noa/h Fields
    August 20, 2019

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    Archives, Essays + Reviews, Exhibitions, Featured
  • Swarm To This Chicago Art Residency’s First Public Showcase

    by Noa/h Fields
    June 19, 2019

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    Archives, Artists, Community, Exhibitions, Featured
  • Image: Installation shot of Gregg Bordowitz: I Wanna Be Well, 2019. © Gregg Bordowitz. Image courtesy of the Art Institute of Chicago.

    Analog Love: Synching Up In the Time of Queerness

    by Noa/h Fields
    June 16, 2019

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    Archives, Essays + Reviews, Exhibitions, Featured, Poetry + Short Stories

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