NEW The Hand-Off: Things I Took From My Father by Teena Wilder

In this addition to The Hand-Off series, artist Teena Wilder explores themes of stillness, blackness, and healing while reflecting on the adoption of complex familial narratives as forms of survival. This essay is Wilder’s second work titled “Things I Took From My Father”; Wilder’s performance with the same name can be viewed here.

Bunker Talks: Nick Drain and Harrison Kinnane Smith in Conversation

Published in the Bunker Review's new Hand-Off series, Drain's essay What Are You Looking At?  uses photographic history, Simone Brown’s sousveillance, and Jeremy Bentham’s panopticon to uncover the entangled relationship between “the technology that is race and the technology that is photography.” Join us for a virtual conversation between Drain and Bunker Review editor Harrison Kinnane Smith about Drain's essay, and how he addresses the questions it raises in his art.

Sand Murmurs
Tongue Pockets
Thumb Secrets

Sidney Mullis is a sculptor who makes work about puberty, the intimacy of forgetting, the performance of gender, and the resurrection of childhood selves. ​

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