
fiona alison duncan
@fifidunks
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Fiction! Fiction! Canadian-American author of Exquisite Mariposa (@softskull) Organizing host of Hard to Read https://t.co/PXWfBDvn7L https://t.co/LVGy418XaQ
New York, NY
Joined May 2011
RT @gelrdrgz: everyone’s talking about “you like Brazilian music?” not enough of you talking about Quincy going from the opioid epidemic to….
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RT @spike_art: ISSUE 69 (AUTUMN 2021): Storytelling. FEATURING @JoshuaCitarella @MartinLHerbert @IngridLuquetGad @TraceyEmin @jamiesonwebst….
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RT @VersoBooks: NYC! @fifidunks will join @HannahRegel next Thursday, July 25th at @mcnallyjackson's Seaport location to discuss Regel's be….
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RT @artswriters: "Over and over in the performances, grief kept coming up. When Gentili passed away, just three days after the event, grief….
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RT @fifidunks: @IBJIYONGI @LizzieBordenLA I did a lot of #MeToo follow-up talks and UBI came up a lot as a real material thing that would r….
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100 & on so many levels. Ryan Trecartin is the joyful source for so much normcore art. also, right after my article came out, I smacked myself realizing that lesser post-internet art bros were wearing this look to look as blank as a check some collector could sign for them.
The cultural politics of post-internet art are so tied up in normcore! And both are misunderstood and maligned for similar reasons. which is not to say that neither deserves criticism, they both deserve a lot! But they usually get it for the wrong reasons. Anyway, great thread 🙃.
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RT @fifidunks: I’m not saying I’m the sole author of #normcore—that’s why I published an oral history w/ 28 voices—but I am saying that I’m….
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I’m still listening and the true full story of normcore has still yet to be told. It’s a huge story. This oral history is just the beginning: @InterviewMag @HUObrist @dis @amaliaulman @venusxgg @harinef @khole_dena @kholetrends @ryanestrada.
interviewmagazine.com
The trend's earliest adopters tell us the secret history behind the making of the meme.
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Going viral with #normcore was the best education that money can’t buy. I got paid $400, got no work from it, was maligned by some of my sources & erased from a history I catalyzed; I learned the secrets of the universe. People get vile when things go viral. I went mute….
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Most #normcore deniers btw are (white guys) guilty of wearing normie normcore and believing that makes them invisible/invincible to a fashion gaze @theprophetpizza @InterviewMag
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In the past decade, no one’s gotten #normcore right bc no one’s asked questions or done. research? Of the endless academics, journos & vloggers who have tried to explain it, no one has reached out to me or my sources. Rampant individuality when normcore is a collective story.
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I’m not saying I’m the sole author of #normcore—that’s why I published this oral history w/ 28 voices—but I am saying that I’m a very important One In Eight Billion
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Normcore’s also a story about the polarizing, dehumanizing force of social media. Viral #normcore was when I realized the Internet was no longer for introvert nerds, it belonged to bold extroverts, like Trump and my haters
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Normcore's not a stupid fashion trend, it's a global style norm - history alive on our bodies. It's white ruling class men dragging underclasses for centuries & queers, femmes & POC remixing this. It's the Readymade in art. @InterviewMag @TELFARGLOBAL
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