34. Introduction
Wordplay
by Emmanuel Olunkwa
“We are forever circling the drain.”
November's mission is to enrich public discourse. With intimacy and rigor, November provides and encourages profound, diverse, critical responses to contemporary art and culture. November is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization and a New York State registered charity.
Volume 2
35. Essay
Our Most Haunted Place
by Dawn Chan
"Simulation faced the same unceremonious end as its referent."
36. Essay
The Environmental Self
by Alexandra Tell
"Torture and therapy here are not antipodal."
37. Essay
Where the Skin Ends
by Quang Truong
"It’s too easy to be curious, but not optimistic; or optimistic, but not curious."
38. Interview
Susan Schuppli
in conversation with Ricky Ruihong Li
“The ecological is a sensibility.”
39. Interview
Tom Burr
in conversation with Blake Oetting
"I like to be both inside and outside."
40. Interview
Dan Graham
in conversation with Emmanuel Olunkwa
"My work is about staging and confronting our reality with fiction."
Recent
33.
K Allado-McDowell
in conversation with Dawn Chan
"There's something freeing about not owning every word."
32.
Abortions Will Not Let You Forget
by Aliza Shvarts
"At this edge of legibility, we can find new language, frameworks, and tools."
31.
Lena Dunham
in conversation with Emmanuel Olunkwa
"People sometimes thought I cared more about myself than I did."
30.
Love and Rage: A Roundtable on bell hooks
with Lyle Ashton Harris, Dawn Chan, Ricky Ruihong Li, Parissah Lin, Darla Migan, Emmanuel Olunkwa, and Aliza Shvarts
“Not having moments to grieve is a combination of raced, classed, and gendered positionality.”
29.
Dennis Cooper
in conversation with Ryan Mangione
“I was already the enemy to a lot of the activists, because I wasn't representing gays in a positive way.”
28.
Three Poems on Art
by Yxta Maya Murray
"They stood around, laughing,
while drugs crumbled in their blood."
Volumes
Volume 2
On Architecture
Interviews with Dan Graham, Susan Schuppli, and Tom Burr; essays by Dawn Chan, Alexandra Tell, and Quang Truong, with an introduction by Emmanuel Olunkwa.
Volume 1
On L’informe
Rethinking contemporary aspects of the informe—related to technology, gender, disease, and race—in a Bataillean key through interviews with Matthew Barney, Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev, and Michael Taussig; a roundtable featuring Bruce Hainley, Ruba Katrib, and November editors; and essays on Black Bataille and the long shadow of catharsis.
Volume 0
Interviews 1-10
Adrian Piper, Frank B. Wilderson III, Christopher K. Ho, Sarah Schulman, Nell Painter, Ruba Katrib, Mimi Thi Nguyen, Mark Wigley, Howardena Pindell, and Hal Foster.