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Letter From the Editors: Intersections
Letter From the Editors: Intersections
by Shazia Hafiz Ramji and Sheryda Warrener
an intersection is a searching
a searching is curatorial
curatorial studies is critical and conceptual practices of looking
practices of looking are singular
singular and plural verbs list
a list is an ordered collection
a collection being a set of two or more
two or more elements are linked together
together we synonym synonym for experience
experience together quotes quotes are useless
useless exercise machines
machine is not ready to accept connections
connections on port port is a communication point between
between the world and me, the dream
the dream of text and the dream of narrative
narrative of debris
debris or débris is rubble, wreckage, ruins, litter, discarded trash, scattered
remains
remains of something destroyed, refuse
refuse is included in rent rent is too damn high
high is to low as sky is to analogy
analogy is no argument argument is of length zero
zero length columns are not allowed
allowance for doubtful accounts
account for an intersection described by law
law as an outward expression, a publication
a publication for enthusiasts
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