Katie Cercone is an interdisciplinary artist, writer, curator, yogi and spiritual gangsta. Cercone has been included in exhibitions at the Brooklyn Museum, Bronx Museum, Whitney Museum, Dallas Contemporary and C24 Gallery. She has published critical writing in ART PAPERS, White Hot, Posture, Brooklyn Rail, Hysteria, Bitch Magazine, REVOLT, Utne Reader and N.Paradoxa. She is co-leader of the queer, transnational feminist collective Go! Push Pops and creative director of ULTRACULTURAL OTHERS Urban Mystery Skool. Cercone was a 2015 National Endowment for the Arts Fellow for the U.S.-Japan Exchang ..read more

Michael Muroff is a freelance writer based in Boston, MA and Mount Sinai, NY. He specializes in writing for artists and photographers. Michael is a recent graduate of the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, MA ..read more

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The criteria by which the company selects projects may best be described as “the wild side of the media”, i.e. subjects and forms of expression that are not usually or easily accessible, that are innovative, experimental or even revolutionary or provocative and that encourage dialogue. No restrictions are imposed in terms of age or origin ..read more

The criteria by which the company selects projects may best be described as “the wild side of the media”, i.e. subjects and forms of expression that are not usually or easily accessible, that are innovative, experimental or even revolutionary or provocative and that encourage dialogue. No restrictions are imposed in terms of age or origin ..read more

The criteria by which the company selects projects may best be described as “the wild side of the media”, i.e. subjects and forms of expression that are not usually or easily accessible, that are innovative, experimental or even revolutionary or provocative and that encourage dialogue. No restrictions are imposed in terms of age or origin ..read more

The criteria by which the company selects projects may best be described as “the wild side of the media”, i.e. subjects and forms of expression that are not usually or easily accessible, that are innovative, experimental or even revolutionary or provocative and that encourage dialogue. No restrictions are imposed in terms of age or origin ..read more

The criteria by which the company selects projects may best be described as “the wild side of the media”, i.e. subjects and forms of expression that are not usually or easily accessible, that are innovative, experimental or even revolutionary or provocative and that encourage dialogue. No restrictions are imposed in terms of age or origin ..read more

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