Something Like #35: Emotional Architecture & The Queer Ruin w/ Bitsy Knox feat. Alex Turgeon

For this very special 35th episode of Something Like, I invited the artist,
poet, educator, and very dear friend Alex Turgeon to speak about the emotional
potential of architecture, the queerness of ruins and decay, and his solo
exhibition at Ashley Berlin, Interiors. To quote curator Stephanie Holl-Trieu's
text for his exhibition, "InInteriors, Alex Turgeon traces the structure of the
feeling of home. A table becomes a landscape with windows to the interior, and a
screen looming over the table performs as the sky. The sky says, Though sticks
and stones may house my bones / Words will always stack together/ / To make the
four walls of which they frame / And call me poetry by name."


Unlike other episodes, I don't unpack any of the music played on this show this
time, in order to devote as much time as possible to Alex's brilliance. With
that in mind, email me if you want more info on an...

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