Paul Chan - Momus Paul Chan is an artist, writer, and former publisher. For this episode of Momus: The Podcast, Chan’s self-made automated doppelganger reads “Sade Today (after...

A long-hoped for guest (and he delivers)!

I just got to the part in Graydon Carter’s memoir when SI Newhouse had gotten a bungalow with a skylight at the Beverly Hills Hotel for his pug, but the pug needed total darkness to sleep so the staff had to paint over the skylight.

Nizan Shaked - Momus Nizan Shaked is our guest this month! Shaked is Professor of Contemporary Art History, Museum, and Curatorial Studies at UC Long Beach, and most...

"The first thing we should do is not bend over. [...] And the artists are the ones providing the models. I'm just collecting them, recording them, and putting them into historical and theoretical perspective." - Nizan Shaked

I know they say it’s “better late than never” when waking up to the fascist threat, but “late” is a frustratingly low bar when the warnings are this persistent.

Wapo headline: how Palestinian first responders ended up in a mass grave

Ended. Up.

Ended.

Up.

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This is Ripley. He was nervous about taking the stairs. May have panicked a bit. 12/10

Tiana Reid in Momus, doing incisive, forward-looking work on the Palestine Solidarity Movement, and evaluating an evacuated art landscape in Toronto.

I have some hope that it's not too late! Love you, mom.

Excited to have a place to put pictures of the irascible moon again, alongside my sweet Millie and the market across the street, that never sleeps…