Journal

2022: VOLUME 34 / 35

Repair

How do we hold histories of harm? What are the conditions necessary for repair in these times of unending urgency? In the pages of this edition of the MAPC journal, contributors intervene on space, on narrative, on broken and injurious frameworks. They demonstrate vulnerability and fragility. This is a transformative practice—not just through the catharsis and critical engagement of the maker, but also through the participation of us as reader, as audience, as witness. –Corinne Teed

Images, clockwise from top left: Fidencio Fifield-Perez, R. Yun, Brendan Baylor & Kelly Morse

Table of contents

Pg. 10 : Yangbin Park
Pg. 13 : Becky Blosser
Pg. 14 : Brendan Baylor and Kelly Morse
Pg. 20 : Hannah Bakken
Pg. 22 : R. Yun (Keagy), with essay by Alexandra Nicome
Pg. 28 : Ian Ruppenthal
Pg. 30 : Ruben Castillo
Pg. 32 : Fidencio Fifield-Perez

Pg. 34 : Thuong Hoai Tran
Pg. 38 : Brett Taylor
Pg. 40 : Becci Spruill
Pg. 43 : Dilara Miller
Pg. 44 : Lizzy Choi
Pg. 46 : Stephanie Mercado
Pg. 48 : Nathan Pietrykowski
Pg. 50 : Beauvais Lyons
Pg. 56 : Jager Palad

Pg. 59 : Stephanie Alaniz
Pg. 62 : Terry Schupbach-Gordon
Pg. 64 : Daniel Luedtke
Pg. 66 : Amanda Lilleston
Pg. 68 : Portfolio organized by Rachel Shelton
Pg. 73 : Stacie Kammerling
Pg. 74 : Contributor Biographies

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