Fiction The Clown June 24, 2021 By Taylore Scarabelli Georges Rouault, The Old Clown from Cirque, 1930. Courtesy MoMA. Katie struggled out of a black vintage high-waisted Vivienne Westwood skirt, cringing when she heard the sound of the zipper... [READ MORE]
Prose The side hustle in your closet May 27, 2020 By Taylore Scarabelli Robert Capa, Gen X girl, Colette Laurent, in her closet, Paris, 1952. As our real-life identities become blurred with those of our online avatars, so do our notions of work and play,... [READ MORE]
Opinion Doomsday Marketing Or How Only the Rich Will Survive March 17, 2020 By Taylore Scarabelli Misha Bar-Am, Tel Aviv during Gulf War. Israeli family portrait, preparations against possible gas attack during the Gulf War, Ramat Gan. 1991. Today's most savvy cultural producers know that we’ve begun to feel helpless in the face of climate catastrophe, rising fascism... [READ MORE]
Prose Silicone Selves On the Aesthetics of Synthetic Women February 13, 2018 By Taylore Scarabelli When you order a silicone sex doll online, a giant, coffin-like box arrives. Inside, a headless doll lays naked, skin... [READ MORE]