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Volume 8
On Semiotext(e)
Interviews with Dodie Bellamy, Chris Kraus, Jackie Wang, Bernadette Corporation, McKenzie Wark, Harmony Holiday, Hedi El Kholti, Jim Fleming, Stuart Comer, and Sasha Frere-Jones; with an introduction by Keegan Brady.
Volume 8: On Semiotext(e)
By Keegan Brady
“It remains difficult to imagine an American avant-garde outside the publisher’s influential network.”
Dodie Bellamy
in conversation with Lauren O'Neill-Butler
“My attention tends to focus on the micro, on what’s right in front of my face—I let associations spiral out from there.”
Chris Kraus
in conversation with Keegan Brady
“I’ve never been able to fully commit to the art world.”
Jackie Wang
in conversation with Cyrus Dunham
“I do wonder whether it is such a good idea to make trauma the center of political demands.”
Bernadette Corporation
with Jim Fletcher, John Kelsey, and Bernadette Van-Huy in conversation with Emmanuel Olunkwa
“A corporation is a way to disappear, to have impunity. It’s a legitimate kind of thuggery.”
McKenzie Wark
in conversation with Ryan Mangione
“Trans women have never had an ongoing, well-documented, accessible, aesthetically varied, interracial culture.”
Harmony Holiday
in conversation with Amira Olingou
“Play is a form of thinking.”
Hedi El Kholti
in conversation with Ryan Mangione
“I’ve only lived my gay sex life in English.”
Jim Fleming
in conversation with Taylor Lewandowski
“I’ve been erased from the official history of Semiotext(e).”
Sasha Frere-Jones
in conversation with Ryan Mangione
“When you’re working in a journalistic framework, you’re going to be making the donuts and you may like the donuts but you did not design the donuts.”
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