Posts Tagged ‘William Kherbek’

Letter from the Editor: Legality

by Alison Hugill // May 9, 2025
The term “extralegality” gets at something beyond the legal-illegal binary: it suggests a work-around that questions the sharply, yet arbitrarily, delineated moral boundaries of the law…[read on]

Letter from the Editor: Public

by Alison Hugill // Mar. 7, 2025
At some point or another, an exhibition text is likely to refer to the public—the audience, the visitor, the viewer. This amorphous category is given a lot of weight and critical responsibility…[read on]

Letter from the Editor: Alien

by Alison Hugill // Nov. 8, 2024
Donald Trump was elected President of the United States (again) this week. Throughout his campaign, he’s been threatening mass deportations, to be enacted under the ‘Alien Enemies Act…[read on]

Letter from the Editor: Accessibility

by Alison Hugill // Sept. 13, 2024
The question of “access” is a far-reaching one—it can be as simple as the architecture of an entry-way or as complex as the many invisible barriers put in place to reinforce institutional…[read on]

Letter from the Editor: Desire

by Alison Hugill // July 2, 2024
Followers of French psychoanalytic theorist Jacques Lacan insist that desire cannot be satisfied, as its object is always beyond reach; desire is a means without end…[read on]