Contributors
A poet and scholar, Amaranth Borsuk's work focuses on textual materiality—from the surface of the page to the surface of language.1 Articles
Rosie Ranauro is a Jamaica Plain based artist that works in drawing, collage, performance and sound. She received her BFA from MassArt in 2011 and has continued to live and work in the Boston area. She most recently performed in the Tinderbox series at Mobius, and showed in the BLAA summer show 'You Think It's ___, But It's Really ___', as well as moderating a corresponding panel on the topic of queerness, disability and the arts. In October she will be showing at CARE, a show exploring the body of the artist through performance, self care, community care, and self image within a personal and/or political context.1 Articles
Gabe Gill is a musician and writer from Western Massachusetts. Gabe is currently studying in the Studio for Interrelated Media at the Massachusetts College of Art and has covered MA music and arts for publications such as Take Magazine.1 Articles
Christine Madrid French is an architectural historian living in a 1959 A-frame in Maitland, Florida. She taught architectural history at the University of Central Florida and is an Expert Member on the 20th-Century Heritage Committee for the International Council of Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS), and the president of DOCOMOMO-US/Florida.1 Articles
Susanna Bolle is the director of the Non-Event concert series and the host of Rare Frequency on WZBC Newton.1 Articles
Nicole J. Caruth is a freelance writer and curator living in Brooklyn. She frequently writes on the role of food in contemporary art and visual culture. Follow her on Twitter: @nicolejcaruth.1 Articles
Caroline Bagenal is a sculptor and writer. She was born in Scotland and currently teaches Art History at Montserrat College of Art, Beverly, MA. carolinebagenal.com1 Articles
Hallie Scott is a PhD student in art history at the Graduate Center, City University of New York, and Education Director at the Wassaic Project. She splits her time between Brooklyn and Dutchess County.1 Articles
Caroline Boschetto is a senior at Northeastern University majoring in International Affairs and minoring in Journalism and Global Social Enterprise. She has edited for the Huntington News and the Global Journal, and written for the Social Enterprise Review and WOOF magazine on her campus. She also wrote for the ex-pat publication Atitlan Living while living in Guatemala for 6 months. Caroline has traveled to and worked or studied in more than 25 countries and hopes use her writing and research experience to build a career in international social empowerment work. Her hobbies include writing poetry, playing the ukulele, gardening, and yoga.1 Articles