#321 June – August 2018 artist editions artist Tau Lewis’s doll-like figures

artist Tau Lewis’s doll-like figures make the known feel strange

which first appeared in issue 188 of Flash Art in 1996

and multiplied limbs smuggle duration into stillness

boasts a lifelong engagement in civil rights struggles

A Conversation with Noam Segal ◯ Letter from the city by Pavlo Makov ◯ Questionnaire

#321 June – August 2018 artist editions artist Tau Lewis’s doll-like figuresThe articles and interviews included in this issue of Flash Art address the human body, introducing artistic practices that push the bodys physical boundaries and challenge its codified representations. For example, in the paintings of Venezuelan born, California based Luchita Hurtado, this issues cover artist, the body becomes a landscape or is self portrayed from the artists own perspective, with no mirrors or cameras to aid her, as a way to connect