Black Female Artist

ï by Aïcha Martine

ïBy Aïcha MartineArt by Julianna BeckertPublished Issue 079, July 2020 My name is Aïcha with an ‘A’ and an ‘i’ that wears a crown;non-kin walk all over me and sigh it’s just a name, just  a name. They desecrate its wilting flower-bodywith irregular, secateur-like inflections, sharp and  cutting as the blade of colonial disdain. My […]

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Tya Alisa Anthony

TYA ALISA ANTHONY: CREATING NEW SPACES FOR BODIES OF COLOR BY RACHEL GRAMMES

DENVER ARTIST TYA ALISA ANTHONY: CREATING NEW SPACES FOR BODIES OF COLORInterview and Photos by Rachel GrammesPublished Issue 078, June 2020 This is an excerpt from a recent interview with Denver artist, Tya Alisa Anthony, who is part of the Museum of Contemporary Art’s Octopus Initiative, which offers any resident of the Denver metro area

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