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Alex Wexelman
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Online Archive Editor, Columbia Journal (U.S)
Brooklyn, New York
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Circus, Theatre, Technology, Creativity, Travel , Date Nights, Philosophy , Chicago, Parenting, Art, Education , Culture , Film And Television, Religion , Digital Media , Children
Competitive cheerleading.
Content
By Alexander Bryan Wexelman, Alex Wexelman| Columbia Journal (U.S) Verified Literary movements come and go. Literary figures less so. In 1988, at the Summer Writers' Festival at Columbia University, the Columbia Journal proposed holding a round-table discussion to address issues facing writers today. The panel brought together Madison Smartt Bell, Mary Gaitskill, Tom Jenks, Stephen Koch, and Meg Wolitzer. Held very soon after Raymond Carver kicked the bucket, this group of writers got together for a round-table discussion on Minimalist writing then in its decline.
By Alex Wexelman| project-impulse.com@ At first I thought, “Eva Hesse made her name as a pioneer of post-minimalist sculpture in America,” was a great opening sentence, though it wasn’t mine. (It’s via Brigitte Reinhardt, Eva Hesse - Drawing in Space.) But then that fuzzy word: post-minimalism.
By Alexander Bryan Wexelman, Alex Wexelman| Columbia Journal (U.S) Verified Literary movements come and go. Literary figures less so. In 1988, at the Summer Writers' Festival at Columbia University, the Columbia Journal proposed holding a round-table discussion to address issues facing writers today. The panel brought together Madison Smartt Bell, Mary Gaitskill, Tom Jenks, Stephen Koch, and Meg Wolitzer. Held very soon after Raymond Carver kicked the bucket, this group of writers got together for a round-table discussion on Minimalist writing then in its decline.
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Columbia Journal (U.S)