Jennifer Kabat is a writer who lives in the sticks, officially Upstate NY. She recently finished her first novel Our Greater Selves and writes about art, design and life in the middle of nowhere. She’s on staff at her small-circ local paper, has written for New York Magazine, The FT and The Guardian, contributes to Frieze and was once an editor at The Face in London. Her work can be found at http://www.jenniferkabat.com
Toast is hardly a starting point for a theory of late-day capitalism and consumption. Unless that toast is in the hands of Thomas Thwaites, that is. A British conceptual designer…
I’ve often thought writing takes equal parts alienation and ego, one to see things and the other to think your vision warrants recording. But, after reading Craig Taylor’s Londoners, I…
Jennifer Lyon Bell makes porn with a humanistic approach, designed to get viewers to identify with the characters, not just watch them. She combines the visual quality of art films…