"The Whitney Biennial Should Admit That Emilie Gossiaux Wants to Fuck Their Dog" by jenn
About this episode
The episode discusses the provocative nature of a Whitney Biennial exhibit featuring a disabled artist's controversial desires.
content warnings: depictions of human and anthro nudity, discussion of bestiality, modern art Credit where it's due: it is genuinely, unironically baller for the Whitney museum to make the exhibit about how a disabled artist wants to fuck their dog the first one that people see when they attend the prestigious Whitney Biennial, their every-two-year showcase of new and emerging American talents. You know, the one that's supposed to be a barometer of where America is at these days. Unfortu...
Topics covered
- modern art
- bestiality
- disability
- controversial art
- American culture
Keywords
- Whitney Biennial
- Emilie Gossiaux
- modern art
- bestiality
- disability
- controversial art
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Whitney museum
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