Ursula: Issue 12

Name: Ursula: Issue 12
Brand: Ursula Magazine
SKU: 977263937601612
Price: 30.0 USD
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Issue 12 of Ursula explores the inventive ways artists blur the boundaries between life and art. The cover features a work by Rashid Johnson, who reflects on family, identity and belonging in a conversation with his father and son. David Hammons, whose practice transforms the everyday into profound art, is the focus of three articles, including an oral history and an essay by Linda Goode Bryant. Also inside: new fiction by Lynne Tillman, Ambera Wellman’s bulletin board, and reflections on London’s Cosmic House by Charlotte Jansen.

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Ursula: Issue 12

$30.00

Language

English

Size

30.5 x 23 cm

Pages

120

Publication Date

March 2025

Preview

Featured in this issue

Passing Down

Rashid Johnson is the cover artist of Issue 12, which also features a conversation with his father and son about identity and belonging.

A Walker in the City

David Hammons' focus in this issue revolves around his lifelong practice of blurring the boundaries between art and everyday life and how he transforms walking, looking and object-making into an artistic practice.

Some Notes On Soaring

Ekow Eshun examines Christina Kimeze’s Soaring paintings, focusing on her depiction of Black identity, connections to nature and the impacts of colonialism on Baganda history.

Cosmic Proportions

A new era for Charles Jencks’s postmodern landmark in London.

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