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Whitney is a writer and video producer, especially interested in how technology intersects with art, privacy, and criminal justice.

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PIN–UP | BEN MORA TURNS BEDROOM DÉCOR INTO A QUEER GUESSING GAME

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By Whitney Mallett
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Game Show Host Ben Mora Turns Bedroom Décor Into a Queer Guessing Game by Whitney Mallett Ben Mora, host of the YouTube game show Interior Motives, photographed by David Brandon Geeting for PIN–UP at The New York EDITION. Ben Mora photographed by David Brandon Geeting for PIN–UP. Interior Motives is a twice weekly game show about vernacular interior design. Not interiors of conventionally refined taste, or even tasteslop, but the curation and clutter of the pleb’s private little nest.
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THE FEMALE BODY IN THE 21ST CENTURY

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By Whitney Mallett
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Designing Desire by Whitney Mallett Collage by Sara Maric for PIN–UP. Images courtesy Noah Dillon. A friend begged me not to write about Bianca Censori. And I get why she wanted me to ignore the first lady of Yeezy’s formal entrance into performance art. The work is about attention optimized for more attention. Giving it oxygen, it’s hard not to feel like a mark. The female form is trapped inside a system of desire. The viewer is trapped inside a system of spectacle.
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PIN–UP | THE ARCHITECTURE OF DISCOMFORT IN IRENA HAIDUK’S NULA

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By Whitney Mallett
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When you step into Irena Haiduk’s exhibition Nula at Shanghai’s Rockbund Art Museum (RAM), a story unfolds spatially. Imagine an Escape Room art-directed by David Lynch, an underground cabaret amid the chaos and hyperinflation of war. From the outset, the exhibition absorbs visitor entry processing into its narrative: cloaked museum staff greet you, pulling you into a fantasy world inspired by the war-torn former Yugoslavia Haiduk grew up in.
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