Sixteen writers each contribute to a collection of essays about an influential individual from the art world and culture at large.

In this article, the author describes the paintings Fabrique en Canada, by Heyd Fontenot and Patrick DeCoste at Pouch Cove Gallery in Newfoundland & Labrador.

The author discusses the photographic works of the Austrian artist Iris Klein, who is now based in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. The article discusses the idea of the model as a popular trope within conceptual art and photography, as well as the element of multiplicity in her work. Works discussed include Alte Frau/Old Woman (1999/2005), Swallow 1-4 (1999/2005), Railroad 1-3 (2001/2005), and Le Desir (2007).

Chris Kraus discusses the work of George Porgari, his travels through LA and the political climate during his visit.

Chris Kraus eulogizes writer David Rattray through a synthesis of his book The Angel— a work documenting his time living in Puerto Angel, Oaxaca, Mexico.

In this article, artist Chris Kraus discusses the Los Angeles art scene and the process of working with Mark von Schlegell and Joel Mesler of PREUSSPRESS on the feature film My Dinner With Merlin.