Andrew Ordonez is an artist living and working in Kansas City, MO, who presented work at the Young Latinx Artists 23 exhibition at Austin’s Mexic-Arte Museum Museum. Here, we talk with Andrew about migration, fragility, and symbolism in his recent work. fieldsmagazine.com/fields/2019/5/…

"I'm interested in melding the really old, traditional elements of Western music with modern, cutting-edge signal processing..." The adventurous composer and sound designer Paurl Walsh sat down with fields for our 6th episode of Art in Conversation!🎙️🎨🎹 fieldsmagazine.com/art-in-convers…

This week in weekend links! 🖇️ Explore the destruction of a childhood library, gauge the movie industry’s battle against Georgia’s abortion laws, look back at the history of fascist book burning, and rediscover Rudi Gernreich’s gender-defying apparel. fieldsmagazine.com/fields/2019/5/…

This week in weekend links! 🖇️ Nude artists battle the algorithm, beach reads come back into season, and Sarah Lucas’s performance piece "One Thousand Eggs: For Women" goes live in Los Angeles (with, of course, teens in phallic costumes). fieldsmagazine.com/fields/2019/5/…

In this week’s weekend links 🖇️ artists make fake money for very real loans, suggestions for summer reading, and an illustrator who draws inspiration from spiders fieldsmagazine.com/fields/2019/6/…

AiC ep. 7! 🎨🎙️Coco Spadoni's relationship with their ceramics work is all about the body⁠— the inherent intimacy between person and clay when making a piece and the continuation of that relationship even after someone purchases it. fieldsmagazine.com/art-in-convers…

This week in weekend links, 🖇️ a romance author claims she has dodged her husband’s murder attempts, menopause gets visibility in media via whales, and soraya roberts discusses the organizations which are honoring the art of exploited indigenous women. fieldsmagazine.com/fields/2019/6/…

This week in weekend links, we get to the bottom of Lil Nas X's magnetic personality, queer artists discuss Tumblr’s brash ban of all nude art, and women’s health can be a literary trope: the sick girl narrative. fieldsmagazine.com/fields/2019/6/…

In this week’s weekend links 🖇️ Hong Kong artists battle against the extradition bill, journalist zhang lijia delves into the history of sex workers in China, and a The New Yorker article deconstructs the MFA via two new novels: Loudermilk and Bunnies. fieldsmagazine.com/fields/2019/7/…

In weekend links 🖇️ Read about the artists putting a contemporary spin on surrealism, and then read about the new darkly comic book "The Need." Finally, turn to The Millions for an interview with author Isabel Allende, author of A Long Petal of the Sea. fieldsmagazine.com/fields/2019/7/…

This week in weekend links🖇️A.I. tries to enter the auction house, and two months in to the 2019 Whitney Biennial, four artists withdraw their works. Finally, this outstanding Longreads piece contemplates the way women’s and men’s time is valued. fieldsmagazine.com/fields/2019/7/…

In review: Valeria Luiselli's "Lost Children Archive." "What does it mean to document something? I suppose that documenting things is a way of contributing one more layer to all things already sedimented in a collective understanding of the world." fieldsmagazine.com/fields/blog/in…

This week in weekend links 🖇️ Traditional Iranian architecture and its association with modern style (hyperallergic); after 67 yrs, Mad magazine ends publication (The New Yorker); Gretchen McCulloch now at @gretchenmcc.bsky.social’s new book on Internet-born languages (The New York Times). fieldsmagazine.com/fields/2019/7/…

Haven't you heard? Our newest issue is now online! Issue 11 features interviews with poets Kay Ulanday Barrett and Catherine Chen, author Namwali Serpell, and artist Mickey Aloisio, along with poetry, an essay, and photography portfolios. Read it here! 📖 fieldsmagazine.com/issue-11

A history of male physique magazines, Wong Ping's psychosexual video art, Chinese fake news, new music from Missy Elliott, and more in weekend links. fieldsmagazine.com/fields/2019/8/…

Interference Fest is happening today-Sunday here in Austin, celebrating women composers, sound artists, and writers. Performing Sunday at The North Door is one of our faves, electronic artist Michele Mercure. Read our interview and see her Sunday at 9pm. fieldsmagazine.com/fields/2019/9/…