Sometimes I Watch Dance Moms When I'm Sad & Adrian Piper's Conceptual Art

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In this episode, we chat about Emily "Lee" Goldstein's poem about coping with sadness and Adrian Piper's art, especially her conceptual performance series, "Catalysis," with a side of her video installation, "Cornered." Check out Goldstein's poem by ordering a copy of their chapbook here. Read Adrian Piper's letter we mentioned on Lit Hub here: https://lithub.com/adrian-piper-on-the-earned-power-of-self-identification/ Learn more about conceptual art via PBS here: https://www.studiobinder.com/blog/what-is-conceptual-art-definition/ Last but not least, check out our website for more about this episode and us: https://bit.ly/juxtaposepodcast You can find a detailed summary of this episode and other show notes under the Art Pairings Blog.

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