Women Artists & Hybrid Forms
“Because the frame is image + text we’re reminded that all of us generally do more. Female artists don’t just stay in their disciplines; we experience, we forage, we play.”
—Eileen Myles, in her review
of It Is Almost That at The Poetry Foundation
Affinities (The Siglio Blog): Featured Posts
On the Art of Robert Seydel and the Construction of “Ruth”
A stunning portrait of a woman for whom the distance between the ordinary and extraordinary, the ecstatic and the desolate, coherence and inscrutability, loneliness and embrace seems to collapse. She is, in the multiple layers of her construction, absolutely authentic.
Life? Or Theater? An abbreviated Charlotte Salomon biography
Life? or Theater, excerpted in It Is Almost That, traverses three generations of Salomon’s family history during the decline of the Weimar Republic and the rise of the Nazis.
