I’m in print! Thank you Movement Research Performance Journal 💗 “This is not true of all artists, but the rage and grief that drives a lot of radical politics is often directed aggressively and repeatedly at the arts workers on the ground in part-time, entry-, or managerial-level positions who are tasked with facilitating or executing the artist’s work. These workers often hold less power or influence than the artists themselves. The boundaries are grayed, and when staff are confronted with this charged work environment, it’s common to be told by directors to not take it personally, or the abuse is justified as an artistic project.” 🔮 MRPJ Issue 55: no before no after @performancejournal_mr @movementresearch and thank you @jlubinlevy @mayfieldbrookz