December 13, 2019
Artist-driven criticism out of Los Angeles since 1997.
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In the issue:
Artist’s Project
The Underworld
Beatriz Cortez
Conversations
Building a Transhistorical We
Allyson Vieira and Brooke Holmes
A World Not Meant for Us
Beatriz Cortez
and Candice Lin
Feature
Knowledge-Montage: Page 3, Poetic Sculpture, and Print
Cora Gilroy-Ware
Column
Ghosts See Ghosts
Haruko Tanaka
You Go, I Stay:
James Luna (1950–2018)
Ellen Fernandez-Sacco
Reviews
Morgan Fisher / Passing Time
Sabrina Tarasoff
Meret Oppenheim and Friends: Cadavre Exquis
Brigitte Nicole Grice
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X-TRA’s mission is to provoke critical dialogue about contemporary art. As a collective of artists and writers, we produce the quarterly art journal, the website x-traonline.org, and public programs. Founded in Los Angeles in 1997, X-TRA collaborates with artists, writers, and institutions to generate meaningful content for a diverse contemporary art community.
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