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Amalle Dublon

Part-Time Faculty

Email
dublon@newschool.edu

Office Location
A - 66 West 12th Street

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Amalle Dublon

Degrees Held

PhD, Duke University

BA, Swarthmore College


Recent Publications

Untimely Transmissions,” Movement Research Performance Journal 60 (2024)

Contributing Editor, special issue revisiting 1990s trans media, Movement Research Performance Journal 60 (2024)

Hungry Listening: Mariah Carey Remix, 25th Anniversary Edition,” Art in America (2022)

Finnegan Shannon: Slower,” exhibition text and audio (2022)

Touch Yourself: SOPHIE's Trans Sound,” written with Sandra Wazaz, ATM Mag (2021)

"Honey" (text and video), Center for Experimental Lectures & Artists Space (2020)

Dependency and Improvisation: In Conversation with Park McArthur and Constantina Zavitsanos,” Art Papers 43.1 (2019)

Second Nature / 2nd Nature: On Ultra-red, TLC, and Dependency,” GLQ Gay and Lesbian Quarterly 24.4, Special issue on Queer Commons (2018)

 “Girl Talk and Hold Music: On the Sculptural Poetics of Chat,” TDR The Drama Review 62.1, Special issue on Reproduction  (2018)

 "Nothing, Something, Everything, Anything," written with Constantina Zavitsanos. Catalog text, Artists Space. (2018)

Leaks: Feminism without Individuals,” French & English text for Les Urbaines, Lausanne, CH. (2017)

Crossing Pastime and Past Time: On ‘Coming to Power’ and the Love Scene,” written with Constantina Zavitsanos, in I’m Still Coming: Ellen Cantor’s Coming to Power 1993 & 2016, ed. J. Tolentino, P. Hertling, and S. Workneh. (2017)

“‘A Very Soft or Long Attack and Release’: Disco, Pauline Oliveros, and Queer Extensities,” Lateral: Journal of the Cultural Studies Association No. 3 (2014)

“Decay and Relay: Living on Hope for a Long Time and the Jonestown ‘Death Tape.’” Catalog text for Crystal Z. Campbell, Living on Hope for a Long Time. Amsterdam: Rijksakademie van Beeldende Kunsten (2012)


Future Courses

  • Arts Sr. Seminar: Creative
    LINA 4901 - Spring 2027
  • The Long Queer 1990s
    LVIS 3013 - Spring 2027

Past Courses

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