Michael Pittard (@michaeltpittard) 's Twitter Profile
Michael Pittard

@michaeltpittard

@UNCG_ENG lecturer/PhD student. Focus in rhetorics of nostalgia, decline, and empire. Pushcart Prize & Best of the Net nominated poet. @wwcasheville alum.

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Rhine Stoned Cowboy 🇵🇸 (@bisqueboi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

when I mention Arby’s, you’re likely already picturing a specific location maybe one down the street, or that you went to growing up, maybe it’s not even there anymore this is your “Mind Arby’s” and with training you can go to this Arby’s at any time and from any place

The Long Victorian (@longvictorian2) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A Street in Winter (c. 1905-10) by Jakub Schikaneder (Bohemian artist, lived 1855-1924). A solitary soul shuffles down a snow-dusted street in a city, likely inspired by Prague.

A Street in Winter (c. 1905-10) by Jakub Schikaneder (Bohemian artist, lived 1855-1924). A solitary soul shuffles down a snow-dusted street in a city, likely inspired by Prague.
Mid Theory Collective (@mid_theory) 's Twitter Profile Photo

MTC January Read: John Berger’s WAYS OF SEEING. Discussion led by @farahbakaari & Bekah Waalkes. This reading group is hosted in connection to our upcoming forum “Seeing and the Gaze” to be published in late January. More information in our website: mid-theory.com/reading/

MTC January Read: John Berger’s WAYS OF SEEING. Discussion led by @farahbakaari &amp; <a href="/bekahwaalkes/">Bekah Waalkes</a>. This reading group is hosted in connection to our upcoming forum “Seeing and the Gaze” to be published in late January. More information in our website: mid-theory.com/reading/
ariana benson (@literari_ana) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Criticism is a *friend* of art-making, btw, not an enemy. Entered into in good faith (which ik is not always the case, esp. w/ marginalized artists), it serves, at the very least, epistemological purpose—trying to make •meaning• of/from a work.

sarah 6 (@sixsarahsix) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Why do cultural crit essays all end like We will have to create communism together, with dreaming, and dreaming will create what we can see. Only through seeing will we see the world that is to come. And with dream-seeing, we see now the world we dream of, half-trembling, bright.