Corona/Crown BIPOC their masters are the true

their masters are the true threat

By: Lou Sullivan

But however amusing Frances and Nick’s flirtation seems at first

the two begin an intense and defiantly uncategorizable friendship based on a mutual belief in their art

Colin’s view on love just pisses Truly off

Corona/Crown BIPOC their masters are the trueBy: Robert Revere, Kim Roberts "Corona" is Italian for crown. This series of prose poems and photographs borrows from the formal tradition of heroic crowns of sonnets, in which each section is connected to the last by a repeated line or phrase. The coronavirus was named for its shape: the series of spikes radiating outward from a sphere like core resemble the sun's rays, or the crowns worn by royalty.