childhood trauma into a state of investigation. By surveying the work through a feminist approach to autotheory, Perreault temporarily suspends the doubt she has thrown into the stories she has told herself and instead articulates them by creating objects and installations that reflect these conceptual intentions. Her practice involves a mode of creation— embodied disassociation at times—that sits between emotional immediacy and a process of gathering what has been lost. https://www.carrieperreault.com
Fresh off the presses!
Our spring issue celebrates and explores moments of collectivity—sharing spaces, experiences, and knowledge. The issue features writing by Christina Hajjar, Michael Peterson, Cléo Sallis-Parchet, and Cole Thompson as well as artists Diane Borsato, Sean Weisgerber, Leonard Suryajaya, and Preston Pavlis.
“Cooking and eating seemed to be an equalizer in a field where success can feel competitive, and hierarchies are manufactured.”
