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Articles by Riley Yaxley

  • Image: Installation view of Rachel Collier's Still Together. A large, colorful, abstract painting hangs in the foreground, and a round, organic-shaped, colorful piece hangs in the background to the left. Courtesy of Saint Kate Arts Hotel.

    Review of Still Together at Saint Kate Arts Hotel

    by Annie Raab
    January 27, 2023

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    Artists, Essays + Reviews, Exhibitions
  • Penetrate Me

    by Riley Yaxley
    August 23, 2022

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    Essays + Reviews, Poetry + Short Stories
  • Featured image: On a tan backdrop, a bullet pierces a heart, drops of blood falling and action lines radiate out from the point of impact. Illustration by Sammi Crowley.

    The Wound

    by Riley Yaxley
    June 1, 2022

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    Essays + Reviews, Featured, Poetry + Short Stories
  • In My Mother’s House There Is Still God: A Response to the Film ‘to render the infinite’

    by Riley Yaxley
    April 5, 2022

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    Archives, Art Design Chicago, Essays + Reviews, Featured
  • A Mean, Feline Person

    by Riley Yaxley
    February 2, 2022

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    Featured, Poetry + Short Stories
  • Do I Want to Be A Mother?

    by Riley Yaxley
    October 22, 2021

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    Archives, Community, Essays + Reviews, Featured
  • Cherubim

    by Riley Yaxley
    May 31, 2021

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    Essays + Reviews, Featured
  • Black Narcissus: After Nereida Patricia’s cracked sidewalk fountain

    by Riley Yaxley
    January 22, 2021

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    Artists, Essays + Reviews, Exhibitions, Featured

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