Alexander Coggin

Merlin Sheldrake, the author of the best-selling book “Entangled Life,” wants us to appreciate the “ecological connective tissue, the living seam by which much of the world is stitched into relation”: Fungi. nyti.ms/3P2ExGK

Section two of Allen Ginsberg's Howl performed by photographic lumps of flesh. You have to see this. Moloch! Moloch! Our data whose body is a prison of light! Moloch! Mind pulsing to life! Moloch! Child of man! Moloch! Profane cathedrals of data burning in the night!

@smhrbst Sondheim sits best on idiosyncratic performers - these two vibrate with far too much convention and the whole show loses its edge. the gentrification of sondheim casting

I’m sorry but something about this doesn’t sit right with me

“Someone told us it was a three-hour wait, but it was nearly nine hours,” said one woman who spent the night in the queue to see the Queen’s coffin. “It was a long trek, but honestly worth it,” she added. “Great woman, wasn’t she?” nyer.cm/HEUnPj4

@CharlieFBBaker1 mateeeee

Is there anyone in London taking better photos than @AlexanderCoggin? This one was for the New Yorker

“We Didn’t Start the Fire” is “Getting Married Today” for straight people

men act insane bc they aren’t eating sandwiches on steel beams anymore

Out of the lockdown daily walk comes Neighbourhood Watch, @AlexanderCoggin and @ACharlotteRay's series of photographs exploring the weirdness of the pandemic-induced perspectival shift. See more photos and read an interview with Alexander and Alice here: tankmagazine.com/tank/2022/03/n…

Featuring some 11/10 photography from @alexandercoggin

It’s actually simple: If you can feel pride in things you didn’t personally take part in, then you can feel shame in things you didn’t personally take part in. Some of you are motivated to make this hard, but it’s only hard bc you want the glory of our history but not the burden.

oversensitive costume designer

coffee … COFFEE … my little hot king

Year of the Ear: @AlexanderCoggin’s ear portraits celebrate the variety of society > bit.ly/3jztl4m

A year of wearing masks, seen through the lens of Alexander Coggin bit.ly/37fQIZU

@caityweaver is sage

Are we bombing DC on this program

What's extraordinary about capitalism is that it produces apocalypse and then tries to sell itself as the only reasonable solution to apocalypse.