Volume 25, number 2

Volume 25, number 2

X-TRA

Mandy Harris Williams. Photo: Spruce Bohen.

November 17, 2023
Volume 25, number 2
Now available
November 16, 2023
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In this issue:

Artist's Project
Ideal Indeterminate 
Mandy Harris Williams

Review
Cabaret of the Necropolis
Kamikaze Jones on Blacklips Performance Cult: 13 Ways to Die

Falling Apart Together
Rose Higham-Stainton on Rosemary Mayer: Ways of Attaching

The Great Disappearing Experiment 
Sabrina Tarasoff on Fabien Giraud and Raphaël Siboni: The Everted Capital (Katabasis)

Fear of a Lumbung Planet 
Anuradha Vikram on documenta fifteen and the 12th Berlin Biennale

Separatism from the Real
Bassem Saad on Christopher Kulendran Thomas and Annika Kuhlmann: Another World

Conversation
Precarious Play
Shirley Tse in Conversation with Alice Wang

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For twenty-five years, X-TRA has published extraordinary writing, artists’ projects, and innovative graphic design. Through our journal, website, and public events, we have nurtured a vibrant critical discourse about contemporary art and created forums for diverse voices in Los Angeles and beyond. 

And yet, we find ourselves facing significant financial and organizational challenges. These difficulties have led the Project X Foundation for Art & Criticism, which publishes the journal and supports all of our activities, to reach the painful decision to discontinue X-TRA.

In the coming months, we will continue to publish material already in progress and provide for the future of our archive and website. We are deeply grateful to the countless readers, writers, and artists with whom we have collaborated to cultivate a deeper understanding of contemporary art.

Visit x-traonline.org to read, shop, donate, and more. Contact us: editors@x-traonline.org.

X-TRA is published by Project X Foundation for Art & Criticism, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation, which was founded in 2002.