Hamish Hamilton
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Instead of a Plaque in the Sidewalk, How About the Building Next to It?

‘The book is inflected by a general sense of apprehension that we all have at present – an awareness of the possibility of world-ending events.’

Toni Morrison on Angela Davis and Angela Davis on Toni Morrison
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It’s Me

Tinhead

Ali Smith’s Quartet for All Seasons
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Mud

None of the Above

Skin Hungry
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A Caged Thing Feed / Naturalist

Self-Portrait as an Angel / Girls Later-Life Orgasm Ode / Maternal Ambivalence

15 x 22 / Endgame / My Weapons Are Working People
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On Art, Walking With Our Sisters and the Problem with Reconciliation

Bleak Landscapes

An Album Can Last a Day

Five Paintings

Margaux Williamson·

Art Number 34 | Joking/Not Joking At all

fivedials_no34-4 — We built a new justice archway

fivedials_no34-5 — They blamed the devil for everything

fivedials_no34-6 — I thought I saw the whole universe (Scarlett Johansson in Versace)

fivedials_no34-7 — At night I painted in the kitchen

fivedials_no34-8 — Death strangled the swan

Margaux Williamson

Margaux Williamson was born in Pittsburgh. Her first book of paintings, I Could See Everything, was published alongside shows at the Mulherin + Pollard Gallery in New York, and Frith Street Gallery in London, UK. Her feature-length film, Teenager Hamlet, premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival and is archived on UbuWeb. She also writes film reviews. She was artist in residence at the Art Gallery of Ontario and at the Klondike Institute for Arts & Culture in the Yukon. Her work has been covered by BOMB Magazine, New York Magazine, Vogue, The New York Times, The Believer, The Huffington Post, and more. She lives in Toronto.

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