Estelle Hoy saké blueCan critical thinking spring from both a fortune cookie and Jacques Lacan's most obscure seminar footnote? Estelle Hoy says yes. In sake blue, overpriced cheesecakes are the starting point for an essay on art writing; shoplifting in Berlin opens to a reflection on the economies of activist practices; fiction allows us to discuss the legacy of institutional critique, queer melanges, or quiet melancholy. To her, the story of art becomes more nuanced in

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checks into a nondescript motel

Farah Ahamed

and cobalt and sapphire and a calm-calm wata― velvet and kin to the moon brand new

Los Angeles

the heart of Zionist mythology

along with pieces from the personal collections of those who were closest to him

He’s attractive

loyalty and belief

Attila the Hun

and the strangers they sat next to on airplanes