Cain-Nielsen, Kaye, author.

Mary Walling Blackburn on "Sticky Notes".

[Place of publication not identified] : e-flux, 2018.

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e-flux podcast ; 15

"Mary Walling Blackburn discusses her text, "Sticky Notes, 1-3," published in e-flux journal #92-"on feminisms" (Summer 2018), with editor-in-chief Kaye Cain-Nielsen. "The video editing suite sat directly across from 1607 Broadway. My mother's boyfriend was editing a sequence of two figures fighting with long sticks. They were aiming for one another's heads. Each man, in turn, carefully swung his fragile skull away from a baton, and then a baton toward another fragile skull swinging away. To the right of the screen was a window. From a certain low angle, at a standing vantage point several feet from the sill, the video sequence and a spectacular outside the glass read as an operative split screen." Excerpt from "Sticky Notes, 1-3" *Note from Mary: I should be very clear that when referring to dignity I am speaking about "white dignity"; I am trying to communicate that white dignity is bunk and wealthy dignity is bunk. Moreover, when I state that I don't know why 'anyone gets to keep their things with our status'...anyone, again means myself (who qualifies as the privileged poor) and those who operate in wealth within this amplified structure of riches."-- provided by distributor.

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Blackburn, Mary Walling, contributor.
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