between the skin and flesh, a thing

Exo

Lift Series

Crip Gimp

Offerings to Bob Flanagan

The Tetherings

Immobility Appendage I & II






News


Interview with Kerosene Jones in Impulse Magazine

A brown background with an image of a transparent horse hide suspended from the ceiling with an image printed in black and white. A tall white person with wavy brown hair and an asymmetrical black top reaches towards the hide adjusting it slightly. On the top and bottom of the frame are two blocks of yellow with black text that read “Interview” and “Mae Howard.”

Fragmented Chronosthesia: Lineage, Community, and the Legacy of Bob Flanagan

A white background with black text that reads “Fragmented Chronosthesia: Lineage, Community, and the Legacy of Bob Flanagan” with smaller text below that reads “Dis/Course with Mae Howard.” In the middle there is a circle made from a series of ovals. In the lower right hand side, the flyer reads “Tuesday October 20th  7-9pm Eastern Time virtual.” On the lower right hand side is the Poetry Project logo.

Solo Show at A.I.R. Gallery

My first solo show between the skin and flesh, a thing will be at A.I.R. Gallery from September 5th - October 4th. There will be an opening reception on September 9th from 5-8pm with a masked required hour from 5-6pm. 

Material. I, 2025, Transparent horse leather hide, film photograph, pressure clamp, airline cable, cord grip connector, magnets, crimping loop sleeve, 48 inches x 32 11/16 inches, Made in Collaboration with M. Celeste and Jess Dayan; Photographed by blue.

Image Description: A pale body with tattos in plastic wrap with snow on the ground. A gloved hand reaches towards the plastic wrap to rip it open further.







2026-27 Franklin Furnace Fund for Performance Art Recipient

A magenta flyer with light pink stripes in the background. In the foreground, there are two rows with 5 slots each with names and headshots of the 2026-2027 recipients.

Bob Flanagan Memorial and Marathon Reading

A speckled background with fight sickness with sickness sprawled across the top and bottom. On the left in bold letters reads “Bob Flanagan Memorial and Marathon Reading” and on the right is an image of Flanagan wearing leather cuffs and a nipple ring in while in his wheelchair with an oxygen cannula in his nose. The rest of the flyer gives the location of the event and the masking requirement with the Human Resources Los Angeles and the ONE Archives at USC Libraries logo below.