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Writer and critic. Founder @wombhousebooks.
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Peter Hujar’s Photos Are All the Rage. He’d Be Shocked.

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By Jessica Ferri 
| The Atlantic
The earliest photograph Peter Hujar printed for exhibition was a 1955 portrait of his beloved English teacher Daisy Aldan. “One of my aims,” Aldan once said, “is to encourage and teach people to work with imagination through the living hand, because there is something pretty wonderful that emanates from the work that the living hand has touched.” Hujar’s pictures still feel handmade, and alive.
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Peter Hujar’s Photos Are All the Rage. He’d Be Shocked.

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By Jessica Ferri 
| Flipboard
This Italian Poet’s 280-Square-Foot Apartment Is Inspired by Russian Nesting Dolls and A Clockwork Orange The original owner of this 280-square-foot apartment, the Italian poet Angela Panaro, spent her life surrounded by words—they weren't just tools, but places to return to when the world became too much. In Eboli, inside a grand and historic building overlooking the town’s Piazza San Lorenzo, Panaro …
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Love Stories, Feminism, and Why Cemeteries Are Sexy

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By Jessica Ferri 
| Literary Hub
The first time I visited Green River Cemetery in East Hampton, New York, I had already read Ann Rower’s wonderful book Lee and Elaine. I was prepared to see the resting places of Elaine de Kooning, Frank O’Hara, Jean Stafford, Hannah Wilke, and more of the artists and writers our nameless narrator discusses in the book. I knew that Lee Krasner’s stone was going to be a smaller version of her husband’s, Jackson Pollock.
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