Art Papers 46:01 Fall 2022

Fall 2022 // Embodied Knowledge - This issue explores forms of knowing gained through embodied experience, somatic knowledge, and those that reject traditional Western logocentric forms of knowledge, this issue will center the human body as the source of understanding, of distinguishing truth, and of mediating history. Contributions explore the commodification of reproduction and motherhood, acts of remembrance and celebration of those lost to HIV, the insurrectional bodies of David Cronenberg’s films, and TJ Shin’s works that articulate the boundaries between the interior processes of the human body and the external world. 

46.01 Embodied Knowledge
Table of Contents

Editor’s Letter
Sarah Higgins

All My .../All My —
Designing Motherhood and the Labor of Love
Dinah Ryan
 
Insurrectional Evolution—The Cronenbergian Revisited
Nathan Lee
 
Interview with TJ Shin
Re’al Christian
 
Gone But Not Disrespected
Ted Kerr
 
ARTIST PROJECT
Guadalupe Maravilla
 
REVIEWS
 
Kassel
Documenta 15
lumbung
Xenia Benivolski
 
Berlin
12th Berlin Biennale
Still Present!
Stephanie Bailey
 
Atlanta
Michael C. Carlos Museum
Indigo Prayers: A Creation Story
Tyra A. Seals
 
Amsterdam
Stedelik Museum
Hito Steyerl: I Will Survive
Natasha Marie Llorens
 
Boston
MIT List 
Azza El Siddique: In the place of annihilation, where all the past was present and returned transformed
Courtney McClellan
 
GLOSSARY
Anal (adj.)
Edward A. Hall