Reviews: this category of my blog includes articles in which I review other artists’ work or other things.

Is Haley Morris-Cafiero a photographer?

Or is she a performer?  Or a conceptual artist?  Maybe the question should be “does it matter what we call her seeing as her work is so poignant?”  It’s a fair point, but I do think that her title is worth discussing.

Civil rights and multipotentialites

This post started out as a glowing review of Kenji Yoshino’s book Covering: The Hidden Assault on Our Civil Rights and turned into a similar sort of endorsement of Emilie Wapnick’s work.

Nature’s case for marriage equality

In arguments in front of the Supreme Court this past week, the legality of same-sex marriage was discussed in terms of the “basic biological fact” of heterosexual reproduction.  Happily, scientist and author David George Haskell didn’t let that misdirection go unchallenged.

Speaker of the conference

At the beginning of March, I visited the Big Apple but also DC.  In fact, the New York part of trip was extra credit.  I was actually flying east to talk at the Freedom to Connect conference in Washington.

How I’ve treated my endometriosis: diet and Chinese medicine

In honor of Endometriosis Awareness Month, I’ve decided to share about my healing journey in some detail, and I’ll be talking about the benefits of changing my diet and of Chinese medicine today. 

How I’ve treated my endometriosis: the Mirena Coil

In honor of Endometriosis Awareness Month, I’ve decided to share about my healing journey in some detail, and I’ll be going into my experiences with the Mirena Coil today. 

New York and new context

I just got back from two days in the Big Apple where I had big fun with my big brother.

How I’ve treated my endometriosis: the Pill and the NuvaRing

In honor of Endometriosis Awareness Month, I’ve decided to share about my healing journey in some detail, beginning with my experiences with the most common treatment, the Pill.

Where originality resides / Où l’on trouve l’originalité

The fact that Animal Lives by Danish artist Humon and my Crime Against Nature have similar starting points only makes both projects more original, not less so. Le fait que Animal Lives par l’artiste danoise Humon et mon Crime contre nature ont le même point de départ rend les deux projets plus originaux et non pas moins.

On being boinged

My book Crime Against Nature was featured on BoingBoing today!  And the large amount of traffic which that article sent my way meant that I had to reconsider the way I was making the e-version of the book available. 

Hanna Rosin and the end of men

Hanna Rosin’s ideas may be controversial for reason, but that doesn’t mean that her new book isn’t worth a read.

Hennessy Youngman, Jayson Musson, and art that makes fun of art

I’m not often a fan of insider art, but Hennessy Youngman made me a convert…until, that is, Jayson Musson ruined it.

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