•ARTICLES , REVIEWS, & ESSAYS
ART IN AMERICA
JUSTICE DELAYED: “MAKE AMERICA WHAT AMERICA MUST BECOME” AT THE CAC NEW ORLEANS
BURNAWAY
Couldn’t Love You More: Bounce, Sex and Death in New Orleans
ELECTRIC MARRONAGE
Power, Gris-Gris, and the Plurality of a Haunting: Maryam de Capita’s New World Order
BURNAWAY
Mending the Sky at the New Orleans Museum of Art
ART IN AMERICA:
THE EXHIBITIONS THAT DEFINED THE 2000S
BURNAWAY:
The Black Outdoors: Ruth Owens in Hammond, LA
WILDING CRAN GALLERY:
HEROINES OF INNOCENCE
BURNAWAY:
The Darkroom in the Attic: Blackness and Visibility
BURNAWAY:
“Letter from New Orleans: Down River Road”
BURNAWAY:
Good Hair : Akosua Adoma Owusu at the CAC New Orleans.
ANTENNA: RM 220:
FREE THE WORK: REFLECTION ON A DESIRE FOR A PEOPLE’S LITERATURE
Can Contemporary Art subvert or challenge the status quo without recreating it in New forms?
TIMES PICAYUNE:
Zulu doesn’t have to prove its worth or place in New Orleans culture
ANTENNA: RM 220
The Installation of Tragedy and the Ideology of Open Space
64 Parishes:
The Matrix of Creativity: Reading Tom Dent and Renegotiating Black Aesthetics in the New New Orleans
Elle:
An Everything Is Love Cultural Playlist: 12 Films, Books, and Thinkers to Know
Curbed:
Walking New Orleans’s oldest road
CURBED NOLA: Walking New Orleans oldest road
GoNOLA:
Marie Laveau and Her Enduring Legacy
GO NOLA: The Enduring Legacy of Marie Laveau
ELLE:
What To Read, Hear, And See After Listening To Solange’s ‘A Seat At The Table‘
ELLE.COM: What to Read, Hear, and See After Listening to Solange’s ‘A Seat at the Table’
ELLE:
10 Books To Read After You’ve Watched ‘Lemonade’ One Million Times
http://www.elle.com/culture/books/a36302/a-lemonade-reading-list/
THE NATION:
My Journey From Louisiana to Havana, and Back Again
THE NATION: My Journey From Louisiana to Havana and Back Again
THE NATION:
Rhythm, Water, and Global Blackness
THE NATION: Rhythm, Water, and Global Blackness
THE NATION:
Ten Years Since: A Meditation on New Orleans
THE NATION: Ten Years Since: A Meditation on New Orleans
GUERNICA:
What’s Old Is New Again
GUERNICA: What’s Old is New Again
•FICTION
Massachusetts Review:
“Per Capita”
Per Capita
Per Capita (full text)
•POETRY
THE BAFFLER:
Diaspora: Breakfast with Mahmoud
The Baffler: Diaspora: Breakfast With Mahmoud Darkish
Academy of American Poets:
Contemplating Extinction as Theme in Basquiat’s “Pez Dispenser, 1984”
https://poets.org/poem/contemplating-extinction-theme-basquiats-pez-dispenser-1984
