LARB Pub Lab | Issue 4 Summer 2021

CHANNELS

A collaged image of an office space appears with various sections of found text. On the top left, a clipped fragment of text says, “Breaking through the glass ceiling” in red ink on white paper. A few lines below, in large white letters on a black background, a clipped fragment of text reads: “What ceiling?”. Below and to the left, the text reads: “Reinvent Ceiling Design,” and at the bottom in large capital letters: “Freedom.”

27 Jul Who Is Zooming Who? Rituals of Shame in the White Academic Institution

Posted at 13:04h in Creative, Creative Prose 4.0, Home Creative 4.0, Issue 4 Summer 2021

By Chiseche Salome Mibenge: An elite white academic institution in California has convened a virtual workshop on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) for a cohort...

27 Jul Liz Hickok — Mixed Media Prints

Posted at 10:34h in Home Art 4.0, Issue 4 Summer 2021, Visual Art, Visual Art 4.0

San Francisco in Jell-O and Ground Waters...

A lower-angle shot of a cluster of evergreen trees in black and white.

27 Jul Brittan Hart — Photography

Posted at 10:29h in Issue 4 Summer 2021, Visual Art, Visual Art 4.0

Gelatin Silver Prints...

26 Jul You Stinker

Posted at 19:53h in Creative Prose, Creative Prose 4.0, Issue 4 Summer 2021

By Claire Dee: There were plenty of kids we made fun of in high school — the girl with the face tattoo; the foreign exchange...

an abstract multi-colored comet (colors of blue, silver, hints of red yellow and light purple)headed in upward direction

26 Jul Rebecca Mills — Paintings

Posted at 16:32h in Issue 4 Summer 2021, Visual Art, Visual Art 4.0

Celestial Images...

pencil and ink drawing of white houses with red people inside

26 Jul Excerpt of HOW I PLAYED MY CARDS

Posted at 16:18h in Creative Prose, Creative Prose 4.0, Issue 4 Summer 2021

By Nicole Harkin: The front yard of the house we bought in Lebanon, Illinois, needed a lot of work. The driveway wasn’t quite level. Every...

Engraving of skull, flower, pipe, and music sheet

26 Jul A Critique of Racial Inequality in Shakespeare’s TITUS ANDRONICUS

Posted at 13:07h in Essays, Essays 4.0, Issue 4 Summer 2021

By Aditi Parikh: Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus, a tragedy likely written in late 1593 and set in ancient Rome, is a meditation on early modern race...