Author Archives: Sarah Lamble

Outrage: trans incarceration

By Sarah Lamble 29 March 2022 Outrage

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The problem with gender segregated prisons is not trans people’s bodies, but incarceration itself

AR March 2022: Bodies + W Awards

28 February 2022 By AR Editors

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Editorial: bodybuilding

1 March 2022 By Manon Mollard, Eleanor Beaumont, Max L Zarzycki and Ellen Peirson

The AR's March issue explores the body as a site, unpacking the…

Home bodies: reconfigurations of the nuclear home

21 March 2022 By Frances Whorrall-Campbell

Understandings of the body as a home must be urgently met with…

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Louise Bourgeois (1911–2010)

22 March 2022 By Maria Gil Ulldemolins

Dwelling in the complex interiority of what it is to be human,…

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Are you sitting comfortably?: the history of chair design

28 March 2022 By Catharine Rossi

The history of chair design both constructs and is constructed by normalized…

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Private property: the right to our own body

29 March 2022 By Zoé Samudzi

Within the logics of racial capitalism, property rights are inscribed onto the…

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