“The glitch is for the digital Orlando. Those shape-shifters, time-travellers, that hold as a desire that act of transcending gender, passing through it as movable material, overcoming it as trauma, disrupting it as conspiracy, overthrowing _...Read More_

In Glitch Feminism: A Manifesto, Legacy Russell examines the concept of “glitch as error”—from its genesis in the realm of technology to how it can inform ideas about gender and race.

Some thoughts on the role of art in struggle and hype for the Glitch Feminism "The practice of ‘embracing technology’ has never uniformly enthused the left. In 2015, Laboria Cuboniks’ Xenofeminist Manifesto , which positioned its _...Read More_

BODIES THAT GLITCH: A CONVERSATION BETWEEN LEGACY RUSSELL AND ISABELLE GRAW Legacy Russell’s book "Glitch Feminism," published this year, proposes a concept of gender that moves beyond binaries, that embraces “glitches” – errors that _...Read More_

"Russell shows how thinking through the idea of glitch as erratum may offer sensual slippages moving from glitch’s material etymology (DE: glitschen, slippy) towards not only a reconfiguration of Whitman’s famous sentiment but also critique _...Read More_

Writers McKenzie Wark and Legacy Russell, winners of the 2019 Thoma Foundation Arts Writing Awards in Digital Art, come together for a generative conversation about the impact of the digital age on the body, transness and queerness, and _...Read More_

Fold of the Future BOOKFORUM TALKS WITH LEGACY RUSSELL ABOUT GLITCH FEMINISM • BY MIKKEL ROSENGAARD _...Read More_