The Institute of Contemporary Arts is pleased to present Andy’s in Town
Dillon’s poems take the form of fluid and fragmented musings
images and other materials at hand to address relations of power and social norms
from canonical works like Black Skin
It’s the kind of funny that makes you smack yourself on the forehead
Pia Louwerens: I’m Not Sad, The World Is Sad Bernadette Corporation The Institute of Contemporary ArtsSelf published, 2021, Softcover, 142 pages, 20 13 cm Im Not Sad, The World Is Sad is an autotheoretical, semi fictional account of a performance artist who lands a part time job as an Embedded Artistic Researcher in an art institution. Invested in queer theory and institutional critique, she sets out to perform the artist differently through a process of negation and passivity, inadvertently causing her relationship with the institutions curator to