Issue 05: No Boundaries
Summer 2020
$18.00
Our planning for “No Boundaries” began before May 5, 2020, when George Floyd was murdered by a white police officer in Minneapolis and the world ignited in protest over countless Black lives lost to systemic violence. Given that fact, this issue may feel anachronistic, but the messages it contains are not. Issue 05 features the work of artists, writers, curators, and collectives who have long been advocating for a new normal. These voices, among many others, spotlight the crucial role that art and discourse play in disrupting long-standing structures of inequality.
Cover: Yu-Wen Wu, Bundle Stories, 2019.
Includes: Poster designed by OJ Slaughter.
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In this Issue
Title
Author
Category
Link
Reframing the Aural: In Conversation with Christine Sun Kim
Lauren Klotzman
Interview
A Decade-Long Reflection: Zsuzsanna Szegedi-Varga
Leonie Bradbury
Interview
Breaking Through Digital Dimensions: In Conversation with Yuko Oda
Briney Burley
Interview
COVID Conversations
Leah Triplett Harrington and Kate Gilbert
Special Projects
Past Uncertainty
Jameson Johnson and Helen Singh-Miller
Special Projects
Pushing the Sound Barrier: How Non-Event Created a Sonic Community
Ashira Morris
Feature
How Zines Chronicled Boston’s Punk History
Olivia Deng
Feature
Queer Cats Takes to Local Public Access Television
Rory Fitzgerald Bledsoe
Feature
Invisible and Imaginary: The Art Exhibition No One Saw
Phil Zminda
Feature
Community and Collaboration: Genevieve Cohn Creates Visions for a Female Future
Chris Hartman
Feature
Exploring Land Use Across UMass Campuses With The Organizers Of “Local Ecologies”
Sam Toabe, Kirsten Swenson, and Rebecca Uchill
Critical Perspective
Cost of Capitalism
OJ Slaughter
Zine Insert
Yes MAAM: A Game-Changing Revamp Yields Boston’s First Free Contemporary Art Museum
Jacqueline Houton
Review
READ
In “Walls Turned Sideways” Forty Artists Tackle America’s Criminal Justice System
Shana Dumont Garr
Review
READ
